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A fresh wave of bomb threats targeting passenger flights across Europe has caused emergency landings, diversions and major disruption, officials and media reported Friday.[10] The incidents follow a week of hoaxes and remain under investigation.[10]
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At least 18 passenger flights across Europe faced reported bomb threats, prompting diversions, emergency landings, military escorts and intensive airport security checks. Authorities have not established a single confirmed perpetrator or broader coordinated motive.
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Yemen’s Houthi group has launched a ballistic missile toward Riyadh’s King Khalid International Airport and a drone strike at a Saudi airbase, while Saudi-led forces report intercepting another missile. Riyadh’s airport closure and widespread flight cancellations signal a major regional escalation with immediate civilian and economic consequences.
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Yemen’s Iran-aligned Houthi movement warned that “worse is yet to come” after an attack on Saudi Arabia’s capital killed one person and disrupted aviation. Riyadh’s international airport remains closed, with airlines cancelling flights through October 17.
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A major Houthi attack on a Saudi airport has killed at least 12 people and wounded hundreds, according to CNN. The assault has also triggered widespread flight disruptions, intensifying regional security concerns.
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A Flydubai flight carrying more than 170 people from Dubai to Tel Aviv was diverted to Saudi Arabia after one pilot allegedly stabbed the other and the aircraft rapidly lost altitude. The surviving captain and passengers reportedly helped prevent a crash, and the incident is under investigation.
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A major eruption of **Mount Anak Krakatau** in Indonesia has forced the suspension of hundreds of flights at Jakarta’s Soekarno-Hatta International Airport, disrupting travel across Southeast Asia.[1][4][11] Authorities have also halted some school activities and fishing as ash clouds spread across the region, raising concerns over air safety and public health.[1][4][11]