As flights across Europe have received a series of false alarms this week, authorities said today that bomb threats were also received on several flights between the Czech capital Prague and the Bulgarian capital Sofia.
Four arriving flights and five departing flights at Prague Airport received new bomb threats today, Prague airport spokeswoman Denisa Hejtmankova told AFP.
He told where the incoming flights which were in danger were fromdenmark United Kingdom, and two flights from Spain; As far as outbound flights are concerned, destinations include Netherlands, Cyprus, Romania, etc.Italy And UK.
A Bulgarian transport ministry spokesman told AFP that two flights to Sofia were also alerted today. Both flights took off from London Stansted Airport and Brussels respectively and both landed safely.
A Ryanair flight from Lisbon to Rome also received a bomb threat today, Portuguese police said.
Dozens of civilian planes in Europe have received false alarms this week, forcing authorities to change the flight paths of some flights or send fighter jets to rescue them.
