
A wave of threats to plant bombs on planes was reported this Tuesday in several European countries, activating security checks at airports.
According to reports published by "The Guardian", two aircraft have been involved in incidents in Poland, while other cases have been reported in Denmark, Bulgaria and Spain. Specifically, we are talking about
LOT – London (Heathrow) to Warsaw: The Boeing 737 MAX aircraft diverted to Warsaw's Modlin Airport, where the 181 people on board landed safely.
SAS – Copenhagen to Warsaw: The plane landed at Warsaw Chopin Airport and underwent security checks.
Ryanair – Manchester to Murcia (Spain): The plane landed safely and 114 passengers and seven crew members were evacuated for checks.
El Al – Tel Aviv to Sofia (Bulgaria): The plane landed in the Bulgarian capital after a threat received by email and was searched by counter-terrorism teams.
All planes landed safely and are being checked by security authorities to verify whether the threats were real. As of the time of reporting, there are no reports of injuries.