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Dublin-Rome flight diverted to France over bomb threat

Inside of passenger plane. Credit: StuBaileyPhoto.

An airliner heading to Rome from Dublin was rerouted to France on Thursday due to a bomb threat, the French government said, according to Agence France-Presse.

The incident came two days after bomb threats targeted some 10 European flights on Tuesday.

Those threats forced an airport in Warsaw to close briefly, while air force planes were scrambled in Rome.

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