Hoax Bomb Threats Disrupt European Flights Including SAS Copenhagen Route

Air travelers in Copenhagen face flight disruptions following a wave of hoax bomb threats. A Scandinavian Airlines flight from Copenhagen to Warsaw was among those targeted on Tuesday. Flight SK751 landed normally at Warsaw Chopin Airport. Passengers disembarked safely after the aircraft landed.

Authorities closed one runway at the airport for a full security check. Inspection teams found no explosives on board the aircraft. Several other flights across Europe faced similar threats this week. A Polish airline LOT flight from London Heathrow was diverted to Warsaw Modlin.

Officials closed Modlin airport while security teams evacuated and inspected the plane. Airport spokesman Adam Szablowski confirmed that inspectors found no explosives. The airport has since reopened and resumed normal operations. A Ryanair flight from Manchester to Murcia triggered an emergency alert in Spain.

Spanish Civil Guard officers inspected the aircraft after it landed safely. Emergency protocols were deactivated after authorities found no threats. A Wizz Air flight from Bergamo was also inspected after landing in Sofia.

On Monday, fighter jets escorted another Wizz Air flight from London to Sofia. Hungarian Gripen jets responded within minutes to secure the diverted plane in Budapest. An Austrian Airlines flight from Tel Aviv was diverted to Bulgaria on Sunday. Security checks cleared the plane after no explosives were found. According to The Local Denmark, all affected flights landed safely.