Bomb alarm at two airports in the capital of Poland! Passengers were evacuated

According to the statement made on the social media account of Warsaw Modlin Airport, a report was made at 09.54 local time that there was a bomb on the Boeing 737 MAX type plane belonging to Poland's national airline company LOT, which flies from London Heathrow Airport to Warsaw Chopin Airport.

The plane, with a total of 181 people on board, made an emergency landing at Warsaw Modlin Airport at 10:01. While passengers and crew were evacuated from the plane, which was directed to a designated area after landing, authorized units initiated an investigation on the plane.

Operations were later restarted at Warsaw Modlin Airport, which was temporarily closed to flights upon notice.

On the other hand, according to reports in the Polish press, a bomb alarm was given at Warsaw Chopin Airport on a Scandinavian Airlines (SAS) plane flying from Copenhagen, the capital of Denmark, to Warsaw.

While the passengers of the plane landing at the airport were evacuated, security units started an investigation on the plane. Due to the works, one of the runways at the airport was temporarily closed for use.