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Airlines Across Europe Receive Bomb Threats, Disrupting Air Travel

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Times of IndiaAirlines Across Europe Receive Bomb Threats, Disrupting Air Travel
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A Wizz Air flight from Milan/Bergamo to Sofia was the target of a bomb threat on November 3, Bulgaria's transport ministry said in a statement to Reuters.

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