On November 3, 2026, various European countries experienced incidents where flights received false bomb threats. These events affected operations in Italy, Poland, and Spain, prompting immediate action from security agencies.

security response in italy and poland

In Italy, Ryanair flights traveling from Lisbon to Rome and Dublin to Rome received bomb threats via email. During this time, the air force escorted two aircraft for security reasons.

In Poland, the targets included a LOT Polish Airlines flight from London to Warsaw and an SAS flight from Copenhagen to Warsaw. These security concerns led to the temporary closure of an airport.

searches in spain and investigation status

At Murcia Airport in Spain, authorities thoroughly searched a Ryanair flight arriving from Manchester with 121 people on board. Investigations revealed that all the threats were false and no explosives were found on any of the aircraft.

Currently, the identity of the unknown individuals or groups who sent the threats remains unclear.