Bomb threats have been made against several flights across Europe for a third day this week, sparking chaos at airports across the continent.
Two flights departing from and arriving in Rome have been targeted, and Prague Airport has confirmed it has received repeated threats on planes travelling to and from the airport. Danish police have also said they are investigating threats directed towards air traffic at Copenhagen Airport.
Escorts and disruptions
This comes just one day after hoax bomb threats targeted at least 27 flights in Europe. Yesterday, fighter jets were scrambled to escort the Aer Lingus aircraft over France, the Finnair plane over Italy and the three Ryanair flights over Bulgaria.
On Tuesday, seven flights across Europe - two of which departed from the UK - were subjected to bomb threats.
Fresh reports today
Further bomb threats have been reported on aircraft in Europe today, with Ryanair and Wizzair flights to and from Rome among those affected.
The situation continues to develop as authorities respond to the latest reports.
