Various European media reported on the 5th that more than 10 European airliners were threatened by bombs that day, and some of them have landed safely. According to French media reports, an Airbus A320 passenger plane flying from Dublin, Ireland to Rome, Italy received a bomb threat alert, diverted to France, and then landed safely at Evreux Air Force Base. “Le Ouest de France” quoted the Air Ireland sources involved as reporting that there were 151 passengers and 6 crew members on board, all transferred to a safe area, and detonators had arrived at the scene. The Bulgarian Ministry of Transport confirmed to local media that 3 Ryanair flights to the country's Sofia were threatened by bombs that morning. Two of them, which took off from Copenhagen, Denmark and Madrid, Spain, had arrived, and another plane that took off from London was rerouted urgently to Plovdiv, Bulgaria. According to Polish media reports, a Polish Airlines passenger plane scheduled to fly from Warsaw to Paris on the same day was stopped during gliding due to an alert that dangerous goods might be present on board. After inspection, no dangerous goods were found, and the flight will continue to be operated after the aircraft is replaced. According to Italian media reports, a Wizz Airlines passenger plane flying from Milan, Italy to Warsaw, Poland received a bomb threat warning over the Czech Republic on the same day, then diverted to Vienna, Austria. The airline said it is cooperating with relevant departments to carry out an investigation, and there are currently no reports of explosive devices found on board. In addition, another flight from Helsinki, Finland to Rome also received a bomb threat alert and was then escorted to Rome safely by the Italian Air Force. According to Belgian media reports, a passenger plane flying from Warsaw, Poland to Brussels, Belgium was inspected on the same day due to a suspicious safety report, and the plane landed safely at Brussels Airport. Furthermore, the Czech police said on social media that four airliners flying to Prague in the Czech Republic were threatened by bombs, and the police and the airport later prepared for the plane to land. On the 3rd, Poland, Spain, Bulgaria, and Italy successively reported that passenger planes had received bomb threats, involving 7 airliners. Some flights were redirected, and the airport was temporarily closed.

Various European media reported on the 5th that more than 10 European airliners were threatened by bombs that day, and some of them have landed safely. According to French media reports, an Airbus A320 passenger plane flying from Dublin, Ireland to Rome, Italy received a bomb threat alert, diverted to France, and then landed safely at Evreux Air Force Base. “Le Ouest de France” quoted the Air Ireland sources involved as reporting that there were 151 passengers and 6 crew members on board, all transferred to a safe area, and detonators had arrived at the scene. The Bulgarian Ministry of Transport confirmed to local media that 3 Ryanair flights to the country's Sofia were threatened by bombs that morning. Two of them, which took off from Copenhagen, Denmark and Madrid, Spain, had arrived, and another plane that took off from London was rerouted urgently to Plovdiv, Bulgaria. According to Polish media reports, a Polish Airlines passenger plane scheduled to fly from Warsaw to Paris on the same day was stopped during gliding due to an alert that dangerous goods might be present on board. After inspection, no dangerous goods were found, and the flight will continue to be operated after the aircraft is replaced. According to Italian media reports, a Wizz Airlines passenger plane flying from Milan, Italy to Warsaw, Poland received a bomb threat warning over the Czech Republic on the same day, then diverted to Vienna, Austria. The airline said it is cooperating with relevant departments to carry out an investigation, and there are currently no reports of explosive devices found on board. In addition, another flight from Helsinki, Finland to Rome also received a bomb threat alert and was then escorted to Rome safely by the Italian Air Force. According to Belgian media reports, a passenger plane flying from Warsaw, Poland to Brussels, Belgium was inspected on the same day due to a suspicious safety report, and the plane landed safely at Brussels Airport. Furthermore, the Czech police said on social media that four airliners flying to Prague in the Czech Republic were threatened by bombs, and the police and the airport later prepared for the plane to land. On the 3rd, Poland, Spain, Bulgaria, and Italy successively reported that passenger planes had received bomb threats, involving 7 airliners. Some flights were redirected, and the airport was temporarily closed.