An Air Serbia flight from Belgrade to Bucharest was among at least eighteen services across Europe reportedly affected by bomb threats today, marking the second such wave this week. Flight JU102 landed safely in the Romanian capital, where authorities carried out checks in accordance with applicable security protocols. The threat was subsequently deemed unfounded, and the Embraer E190 aircraft returned to normal operations. Other airlines to have been targeted today include Aegean and Aer Lingus, as well as multiple flights operated by Finnair, Iberia, Wizz Air, LOT Polish Airlines and Ryanair.
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Idiots playing games
ReplyDeleteCouple of days ago similar threats happened all over Europe.
ReplyDeleteWho knows who is behind this....
ReplyDeleteWe l do. 🤷♂️
DeleteDo you now. Well ain't you a clever one.
DeleteWe all remember similar threats targeted JU's Russia flights when Ukraine war started. Hopefully all these jokers will be found and prosecuted.
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