Bomb threats disrupt flights across Europe for the second time. Here’s what we know
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Dozens of European flights received bomb threats on Thursday, the second such disruption this week, hitting airports in London, Dublin, and Helsinki. The alerts follow a similar wave earlier in the week, though no explosive devices have been confirmed so far. The incidents add to a patchy week for European air travel, with carriers and airports forced to briefly halt or delay operations while authorities checked aircraft. Details on the exact number of affected flights and delays were not immediately clear. Investors will watch whether the threats remain isolated scares or start to weigh on airline schedules and airport throughput into the weekend.
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Helsinki, Dublin, London