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Flynas Airline is a low-cost air carrier based in Saudi Arabia and regularly operates the Milan-Jeddah route.
According to the news in the Italian press, the "A320" type passenger plane, which took off from Milan Malpensa at around 14.45 local time today to operate the Milan-Jeddah flight of the Saudi Arabia-based Flynas Airline, made an emergency landing at Rome Fiumicino Airport after a while due to a bomb threat.
The passenger plane, which was stated to have 83 passengers and 10 crew on board, was passed through security checks after landing at Fiumicino Airport.
As a result of the checks, it was understood that the bomb threat was false.
The plane is expected to take its passengers and leave Rome at night for Jeddah.

Snowfall has started in Uludağ, one of Türkiye's important winter tourism centers. The ski season is expected to open in December in the center, where there are 18 hotels.

According to the announcements made on BUDO's website, a total of 12 flights on the Bursa-Mudanya, Istanbul-Kabataş and Armutlu-İhlas lines were canceled between 08.00 and 19.30 today due to adverse weather conditions.

According to the announcement on BUDO's website, many flights on the Bursa (Mudanya)-Istanbul (Kabataş) and Istanbul (Kabataş)-Bursa (Mudanya) lines will not be available or have been canceled as of 08.00 tomorrow. Affected flights include round trips at 09.30, 10.00, 11.30, 13.00, 16.00, 16.30, 19.00 and 19.30.

Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality City Lines Inc. announced the cancellation of flights on the Üsküdar-Haliç, Beşiktaş-Haliç and Kadıköy-Haliç lines due to unfavorable weather conditions. Expeditions after 21.00 on the Kadıköy-Karaköy line, after 20.30 on the Üsküdar-Eminönü line, after 18.55 on the Beykoz-Sarıyer line, after 18.40 on the Küçüksu-İstinye line and after 19.00 on the Çubuklu-İstinye line were cancelled. In addition, all night flights on the Büyükada-Sedef Island and Kadıköy-Karaköy-Beşiktaş lines were stopped.

Minister of Culture and Tourism Mehmet Nuri Ersoy met with the delegation from Russia in Antalya and discussed the issues of increasing flights between the two countries and diversifying transportation opportunities.
According to EUROCONTROL data, Istanbul Airport, which carried out an average of 1530 flights per day between 5-11 October, was at the top as the busiest airport in Europe.