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Airbus plane from Dublin to Rome diverted to France after bomb alert

Euronews's headline. Reported by Euronews, The Sydney Morning Herald, ANSA English, ANSA English, The Jerusalem Post.

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What the sources say, in brief

According to Euronews, an Airbus plane travelling from Dublin to Rome was diverted to France after a bomb alert, and the French Prime Minister's office said the situation was being monitored. The Sydney Morning Herald reported the aircraft was an Airbus A320. ANSA, citing AFP and the French government, identified the flight as an Aer Lingus service diverted to the Evreux airbase in northern France on Thursday because of a bomb threat. The Jerusalem Post also reported the diversion to Evreux. ANSA said about a dozen flights across Europe had been targeted by false bomb threats this week. The sources describe the event as developing.

Key points

  • Euronews reported the French Prime Minister's office was monitoring the situation after the bomb alert.
  • ANSA, citing AFP, said an Aer Lingus flight was diverted to the Evreux airbase in northern France.
  • ANSA reported that the diversion was because of a bomb threat on Thursday.
  • ANSA said about a dozen flights across Europe have been targeted by false bomb threats this week.
  • The Jerusalem Post reported the plane was diverted to Evreux airbase after a bomb alert.

What we know

  • An Aer Lingus flight from Dublin to Rome was diverted to the Evreux airbase in northern France, according to ANSA citing AFP.
  • The diversion followed a bomb threat, according to ANSA and the Jerusalem Post.
  • The French Prime Minister's office said the situation was being monitored, according to Euronews.
  • About a dozen flights across Europe have been targeted by false bomb threats this week, according to ANSA.

Sources differ: The Sydney Morning Herald names the aircraft as an Airbus A320, while the other sources do not give a model.

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Who is covering it

  1. Euronews France Airbus plane from Dublin to Rome diverted to France after bomb alert The situation is being monitored, a statement from French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu’s office said. 4 h ago · Tier 3
  2. The Sydney Morning Herald Australia Bomb alert diverts Airbus A320 plane going from Dublin to Rome The situation was being monitored by the French prime minister’s office. 4 h ago · Tier 3
  3. ANSA English Italy Flight from Dublin to Rome diverted to France over bomb threat - report (ANSA) - ROME, 05 NOV - An Aer Lingus flight from Dublin to Rome was diverted to the Evreux airbase in northern France on Thursday because of a bomb threat, AFP reported, citing the French government. About a dozen flights across Europe have been targeted by false bomb threats this week, including o 3 h ago · Tier 3
  4. ANSA English Italy Flight from Dublin to Rome diverted to France over bomb threat - report (ANSA) - ROME, 05 NOV - An Aer Lingus flight from Dublin to Rome was diverted to the Evreux airbase in northern France on Thursday because of a bomb threat, AFP reported, citing the French government. About a dozen flights across Europe have been targeted by false bomb threats this week, including o 3 h ago · Tier 3
  5. The Jerusalem Post Israel Plane traveling from Dublin to Rome diverted to Evreux airbase after bomb alert, French PM says French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu's office is monitoring the situation. 2 h ago · Tier 3

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