Milan, 5 Nov. (LaPresse) – An A320 passenger aircraft flying from Dublin, Ireland, to Rome, Italy, was diverted to Évreux Air Base in Normandy, France, following a bomb threat on board. The French government announced this to the broadcaster Bfmtv. The flight is operated by the Irish airline Aer Lingus, and the aircraft took off at 6.25 this morning. The Flight Radar website shows the aircraft changing course over Essonne. The aircraft then circled several times before heading north and then south again, towards the airbase in Normandy.
France: Flight from Dublin to Rome diverted to Normandy following a bomb scare
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Milan, 5 Nov. (LaPresse) – An A320 passenger aircraft flying from Dublin, Ireland, to Rome, Italy, was diverted to Évreux Air Base in Normandy, France, following a bomb threat on board. The French government announced this to the broadcaster Bfmtv. The flight is operated by the Irish airline Aer Lingus, and the aircraft took off at 6.25 this morning. The Flight Radar website shows the aircraft changing course over Essonne. The aircraft then circled several times before heading north and then south again, towards the airbase in Normandy.
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