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Center Owned by Deccan Chronicle HoldingsBomb alerts on two flights to Rome and from Milan: ANSA news agency
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Several flights across Europe were forced to change routes and make emergency landings on Thursday after bomb threats, prompting security checks at airports in multiple countries. Authorities confirmed that all affected aircraft landed safely and that no injuries were reported. No further details about the specific flights or locations involved are available from the provided excerpts.
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Finnair, Ryanair, Aer Lingus and Wizz Air were among the airlines affected as security alerts spread across several European countries.
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European aviation authorities responded to a wave of bomb threats on Thursday as multiple commercial flights executed emergency landings across the continent. A Finnair flight traveling from Helsinki to Rome received a bomb threat mid-flight, according to Finnish broadcaster Yle. Pilot crews landed…
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A wave of bomb threats targeting passenger aircraft across Europe triggered multiple flight diversions and emergency landings on November 5, disrupting air traffic in Bulgaria, France and Italy. Flights operated by Finnair, Ryanair and Aer Lingus were among those affected, with authorities…
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The Helsinki-Rome flight was escorted to Rome by a fighter jet escort and was checked by bomb disposal experts, said the report.
