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Bomb threats disrupt operations at Warsaw airports

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Bomb threats disrupt operations at Warsaw airports
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Polish authorities investigated bomb threats targeting two Warsaw-bound flights on Tuesday, though no explosives were discovered. Both flights landed safely, and airport operations were briefly disrupted before returning to normal.

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The incident highlights ongoing security challenges in international aviation and the impact of hoax threats on travel infrastructure.

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Warsaw Polish authorities said they received bomb threats Tuesday (November 3, 2026) involving two Warsaw-bound flights, but the planes landed safely and no explosives were found. The bomb warnings targeted an SAS Scandinavian Airlines flight from Copenhagen and a plane from London's Heathrow airport operated by Polish airline LOT. The Scandinavian Airlines plane landed at Warsaw's Chopin airport, where it underwent a security inspection that did not turn up any explosive devices. The airport closed a landing strip, but was able to continue operating, an airport spokesman said.

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