Ryanair Flight Made Emergency Landing in Berlin over ‘security threat’

A Ryanair plane made emergency landing in Berlin before resuming its journey to Poland, German police said late Sunday

The flight from Dublin to Krakow made the unexpected diversion after a reported bomb threat, With 160 people on board, the flight arrived at the Berlin-Brandenburg airport shortly after 8 pm (1800 GMT) Sunday, remaining on the tarmac into early Monday morning.

A Berlin police spokesperson said that officers had completed their security checks “without any danger being detected”.

“The passengers will resume their journey to Poland on board a spare aeroplane,” The flight was emptied with the baggage also searched,

“The Ryanair plane that made an emergency landed reported an air emergency and was therefore immediately given a landing permit at BER”The aircraft is currently in a safe position,” a spokeswoman for the police told the newspaper.The incident comes a week after a Ryanair flight was forced to divert

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