World12 sources
Dublin-Rome Flight Diverted Due to Bomb Threat
- An Aer Lingus Airbus A320 flight from Dublin to Rome was diverted to Evreux, France, due to a bomb threat.
- The flight, carrying 151 passengers and six crew members, landed safely at the French military airbase.
- Military bomb disposal teams are examining the aircraft to ensure safety.
- This incident follows a series of bomb threats affecting multiple flights across Europe.
- Authorities are investigating the source and motive behind these threats.
Articles (12)
The Guardian·
Planes diverted as bomb threats to commercial flights reported across Europe – live
BBC News·
Multiple European flights hit by bomb threats for second time this week
South China Morning Post·
Bomb threat forces Ireland-Italy flight to divert to French airbase
Al Jazeera·
Bomb threat diverts Dublin-Rome flight to France
The Times of India·
Bomb scare forces Dublin-Rome flight to make emergency landing in France
WCVB Boston·
Bomb threat forces Aer Lingus flight to divert to French military air base
NBC News·
Bomb threat diverts Rome-bound passenger plane
The Straits Times·
Bomb alerts force flights to land in France, Bulgaria, Belgium
Reuters·
Bomb alert diverts Airbus A320 plane flying from Dublin to Rome, French PM says
Sky News·
Multiple European flights report bomb threats, days after string of similar alerts