Copenhagen Airport Faces Security Threats for Second Day but Remains Operational

Copenhagen Airport is operating normally despite facing security threats for two consecutive days.

Copenhagen Police responded to new air traffic threats on Friday, November 6.

Officers completed their work at the airport shortly after midday.

Authorities emphasized that their presence was purely precautionary.

Passengers were never considered to be at risk during the event.

Police issued a statement on Politi Update confirming no danger existed.

Copenhagen Airport also confirmed that daily flight operations continued without interruption.

Authorities have not disclosed the exact nature of Friday's threats.

They also did not state whether officers searched any planes.

Investigations into the incident remain ongoing.

This alert follows a series of flight threats across Europe on Thursday.

On Thursday morning, bomb threats targeted two planes at Copenhagen Airport.

Danish police and bomb disposal units inspected both aircraft thoroughly.

Inspectors found nothing suspicious on either flight.

Nearly 30 aircraft across Europe faced similar threats on Thursday.

Prague Airport in the Czech Republic also received threats on Friday.