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Bomb threats on commercial flights have occurred in succession in Europe, requiring route diversions and security inspections.
At least four flights in Europe were the target of bomb threats this Tuesday (3), following another case recorded on Monday (2). The events forced some aircraft to divert their routes and caused the temporary closure of an airport in Poland. However, no explosive devices were found in the completed inspections.
On Monday (2), a Wizz Air flight, which departed London for Sofia, was diverted to Budapest airport after a bomb threat. The information was released by the Hungarian Defense Minister, Romulusz Ruszin-Szendi, in a Facebook post.

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Two passenger planes bound for Warsaw, Poland, received bomb alerts this Tuesday. A LOT aircraft landed at Modlin, which was closed, while an SAS flight was inspected at Chopin airport, which maintained normal operations.

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