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Bomb threats target at least 25 flights across Europe, prompting diversions and fighter escorts

A second wave of bomb threats on Nov. 5 disrupted flights across Europe, including services involving easyJet and Finnair, and affected routes in London, Dublin and Helsinki. At least 25 flights were targeted, with some diverted and fighter jets scrambled; the EU transport commissioner said it was too early to determine whether the incidents were connected.

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Bomb threats target at least 25 flights across Europe, prompting diversions and fighter escorts

A second wave of bomb threats on Nov. 5 disrupted flights across Europe, including services involving easyJet and Finnair, and affected routes in London, Dublin and Helsinki. At least 25 flights were targeted, with some diverted and fighter jets scrambled; the EU transport commissioner said it was too early to determine whether the incidents were connected.

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