How a wave of false threats disrupts air transport in Europe
At least 35 planes have been affected, but no explosives have been found on any of them. The perpetrators, who have not been identified, face prison sentences.
Six European flights received bomb threats on Tuesday, triggering security measures at airports. Two flights were headed to Warsaw, one from London and one from Copenhagen. Other flights were from Manchester to Murcia, Israel to Sofia, Dublin to Rome, and Lisbon to Rome. All flights landed without incident.
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