Overview
- A scheduled commercial flight from Dublin to Rome declared an emergency and was routed to the Évreux military airfield on Thursday after receiving a bomb threat.
- The aircraft landed at Évreux, about 100 kilometres northwest of Paris, and authorities moved 151 passengers and six crew to safety.
- Flight‑tracking data showed the plane circled over northern France after reporting the emergency before touching down at the military field.
- The French prime minister’s office said the incident is being followed live and handled according to established procedures while explosives experts conduct searches.
- Officials and reporters note this case follows multiple bomb threats against European ships and flights earlier in the week, raising short‑term pressure on cross‑border aviation security and emergency coordination.