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Ryanair: A plane lands in Oslo after a bomb threat in flight

The passengers and crew of a Ryanair flight have been evacuated in Oslo after receiving a bomb threat in mid-flight, according to the Norwegian police, who have also confirmed that a 51-year-old Briton has been arrested as a suspect in the incident. «A Ryanair plane received a bomb threat while in the air. The plane has landed safely on the runway. The situation is not clear, “the police advanced in a statement after the incident occurred. The low-cost airline plane, which was escorted to the airport by Danish F16 fighters, will be inspected by the anti-terrorist unit and the anti-explosive squad, according to Norwegian police have announced Ryanair flight FR 1392, which was flying the Stansted (London) – Oslo route, landed at Gardermoen airport at 12:25 local time, a spokeswoman for Avinor, the airline, said in a telephone interview. Norwegian public authorities of airports.The Armed Forces of neighboring Denmark have reported that they have collaborated in the incident by deploying two F-16 aircraft. The flight came from Stansted airport in London, as confirmed by the Danish authorities on their Twitter account Incident in Krakow Last Monday, a Ryanair plane that was en route from Krakow to Dublin made an emergency landing at Stansted airport from London in what was later found to be a hoax bomb threat, Essex Police said on Twitter. While nothing suspicious was found on board, two men were arrested for threatening to endanger a plane, police said. It is not the first time that a Ryanair plane has been the subject of a bomb threat in Norway.In 2015, a flight from Oslo had to make an emergency landing in Warsaw after receiving a bomb warning that turned out to be false. A 48-year-old Pole was arrested for the incident.

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