WarsawAt least 7 flights received bomb threats, none carrying explosives.
Hackers shut supermarket fridges across Europe this week, and some experts see a pattern of cheap disruption.
Threats targeted flights to Warsaw, Sofia, Rome and Murcia, forcing a diversion to Modlin, a runway closure and a fighter escort.
No one has claimed responsibility, and officials have named no suspect, though European officials blame Russia and Iran for hybrid attacks.
European authorities will cooperate to determine whether the threats were coordinated.
How each outlet framed it
drawn from 450+ reports worldwide
- The New York Times
- links the threats to Europe's hybrid-warfare climate and Russia's war spilling over, while stating no connection is established
- Hindustan Times
- adds the 181 people on the LOT flight and links Warsaw to the previous day's Wizz Air Budapest diversion
- Yahoo News
- TASS
- attributes the 'not linked' assessment to the BBC and names the five routes, with no independent confirmation
- TRT World
- leads with the Monday Luton-Sofia diversion as lead-in and cites Aena and Bulgaria's interior ministry for the Murcia and Sofia flights
Sources: The New York Times, Hindustan Times, Yahoo News, TASS, TRT World