
Ryanair flight from Lisbon to Rome hit by false alarm; eleven other flights to Prague and Sofia also targeted
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Several bomb threats targeted planes flying over France on Friday, including a Ryanair flight from Lisbon to Rome and eleven flights to Prague and Sofia. All turned out to be false alarms.
A Ryanair flight due to depart from Lisbon to Rome on Friday morning was hit with a 'bomb threat' which turned out to be a false alarm. Eleven flights departing from or destined for Prague and Sofia were also targeted by false alerts this Friday.
The French government announces an investigation following these several new bomb threats on planes flying over France.
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Government investigation will identify those responsible for false bomb threats.
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