Multiple flights in Europe made emergency landings on Thursday after bomb threats, according to authorities. More than a dozen flights from cities like Copenhagen, Dublin, and Milan were targeted. Most were diverted for emergency landings, while others landed safely. Inspections have not found any hazardous materials. Czech police said four planes that landed in Prague were clear. Earlier, a flight from Dublin to Rome was diverted to a military base in France. All passengers and crew were safe. The incidents follow hoax bomb threats earlier this week, amid increased geopolitical tensions in Europe.

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