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SAS Copenhagen–Warsaw flight checked after bomb threat
On 3 November 2026, an SAS flight from Copenhagen landed as scheduled at Warsaw Chopin after a bomb threat was reported. TVP World reports that airport authorities inspected the aircraft and that Chopin remained operational. The report also covers a separate London flight diverted to Modlin; that is a distinct incident. The threat does not establish an explosive device, a common campaign or an attribution.
Attribution
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Facts
Established
- TVP World reports a bomb threat affecting an SAS Copenhagen–Warsaw Chopin flight on 3 November 2026.
- The aircraft landed as scheduled and the airport remained operational while authorities inspected it.
Unknown
- The source does not establish Russian state responsibility.
- The source does not establish involvement by a Russian actor.
- The source does not establish that the separate alerts form one coordinated campaign.
- The source does not establish the perpetrator or malicious intent.
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A separate bomb threat was reported on an SAS flight from Copenhagen to Warsaw Chopin. That plane landed as scheduled and is being inspected by authorities, a Warsaw Chopin Airport spokesperson told Reuters, adding that the airport remains operational.