Bomb alarm on the Dublin-Rome plane! made an emergency landing
Aer Lingus passenger plane made an emergency landing at Evreux Air Base in France
Quick Look
- An Aer Lingus flight from Dublin to Rome made an emergency landing at Evreux Fauville Air Base in France after a bomb threat.
- Investigations on the plane with 6 crew and 151 passengers are continuing.
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Why It Matters
A bomb threat was made against at least 7 planes and 1 passenger ship in Europe last Tuesday, but no explosives were found during the searches.
A bomb threat was made while the Airbus A320 type passenger plane belonging to Aer Lingus, heading from Dublin, the capital of Ireland, to Rome, the capital of Italy, was in the air.
'IT IS BEING CLOSELY FOLLOWED'
French Defense Minister Sebastien Lecornu reported that the passenger plane was directed to France's Evreux Air Base. Lecornu noted that the situation is being closely followed by the Prime Ministry.
HE LANDED ON THE FRENCH BASE
On the other hand, according to the latest information, it was reported that the passenger plane made an emergency landing at Evreux Fauville Air Base in the Normandy region of France.
It was reported that the plane with 6 crew and 151 passengers landed safely at the base and the situation is under investigation.
According to Flightradar24, a live flight tracking site, the plane departed from Dublin at 06.25 local time and made many tours over the Essonne province of France. The plane then headed north and towards the base.
WHAT HAPPENED?
A bomb threat was made against at least 7 planes and 1 passenger ship in Europe last Tuesday, and no explosive devices were found in the searches made after the notices.
Open Questions
- Has the source of the notice been identified?
- Were any explosives found on the plane?
