Reuters. Four planes landed in Prague, Czech Republic on Thursday (November 5), after a new wave of bomb threats hit European flights.
Two Easyjet flights from Britain, a Ryanair flight from Ireland and a SKY Express flight from Greece landed as scheduled in Prague after receiving the threats.
Czech police said they had assessed the credibility of the threats as low.
Emergency vehicles could be seen at Prague airport in response to the threats, checking the planes of the affected flights.
A series of hoax bomb threats hit European airlines from Ireland to Bulgaria on Thursday morning for the second time this week, with some of at least 27 affected flights making unplanned landings or escorted by fighter jets.
