Warsaw Modlin Airport Suspends Operations After London Flight Bomb Threat
(MENAFN) Poland's Warsaw-Modlin Airport halted operations indefinitely on Tuesday after a passenger aircraft traveling from London was redirected to the facility following a reported bomb threat.
The Boeing 737 MAX had been scheduled to fly from London Heathrow to Warsaw Chopin Airport but was diverted to Modlin, where it landed at 10.01 am local time carrying 181 people, according to an airport statement.
Following its arrival, the aircraft was moved to a designated location as security personnel began examining the situation and conducting precautionary inspections.
Passengers were then allowed to leave the plane and were instructed to wait inside the airport's arrivals terminal while authorities continued their checks.
The Boeing 737 MAX had been scheduled to fly from London Heathrow to Warsaw Chopin Airport but was diverted to Modlin, where it landed at 10.01 am local time carrying 181 people, according to an airport statement.
Following its arrival, the aircraft was moved to a designated location as security personnel began examining the situation and conducting precautionary inspections.
Passengers were then allowed to leave the plane and were instructed to wait inside the airport's arrivals terminal while authorities continued their checks.
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