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False bomb threats disrupt more than 30 flights across Europe over four days, expert calls them a new element of hybrid warfare

European airlines have faced four days of false bomb threats that disrupted more than 30 flights. A security expert sees no clear remedy, while the perpetrators and their target remain unknown, leaving airlines and authorities confronting a campaign whose operational impact is clear but whose purpose is not.

2026-11-09T13:05:13.497798-08:00

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False bomb threats disrupt more than 30 flights across Europe over four days, expert calls them a new element of hybrid warfare

European airlines have faced four days of false bomb threats that disrupted more than 30 flights. A security expert sees no clear remedy, while the perpetrators and their target remain unknown, leaving airlines and authorities confronting a campaign whose operational impact is clear but whose purpose is not.

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Amadeus data breach compromises 116,000 Finnair bookings; Norwegian also affected

Finnair says customer data tied to about 116,000 reservations was exposed in a breach at travel technology provider Amadeus. Amadeus said roughly 750 bookings were opened for review; Finnair assigned new record locators to active reservations and said payment-card data and passwords were not accessed. Norwegian has also reported being affected.

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