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The plane was en route from London to Warsaw when an alarm was raised about a bomb on board.
In Warsaw, a plane coming from London made an unscheduled landing at the small Modlin airport, 50 kilometers north of Warsaw, due to a bomb threat. The airport was temporarily closed, a spokesman told TVN24.
According to the information, the plane took off from London early in the morning with 181 people on board and was actually supposed to land at the larger Chopin Airport in Warsaw.
However, because there was an alarm during the flight that there was a bomb on board, the plane was diverted to Modlin Airport, which is mainly used by low-cost airlines. After landing, the plane was moved to an outside position and is now being examined by specialists, said the airport spokesman.
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