On the morning of November 3, local time, two airliners flying to Warsaw, the capital of Poland, were threatened by bombs one after another. Warsaw Modlin Airport issued a statement saying that at 9:54 a.m. local time, the airport received an alert that a passenger plane operating the route between London Heathrow Airport and Warsaw Chopin Airport was threatened by a bomb. At 10:01 a.m., a Boeing 737 MAX airliner carrying 181 people made an emergency landing at Modlin Airport. The police and detonators have carried out inspections to verify the threat and ensure the safety of personnel. Affected by this incident, Modlin Airport was temporarily closed, and the time for the resumption of flights is yet to be determined. Furthermore, Scandinavian Airlines has confirmed that a passenger plane flying from Copenhagen to Warsaw received a bomb threat, and the plane landed safely at a Warsaw airport. A passenger revealed to Danish media that the captain informed the passengers during the flight that the safety of the plane was threatened. After landing at Warsaw's Chopin Airport, the passenger plane stopped on the runway. A fire engine was on standby about 100 meters from the plane. Police wearing masks were inspecting the plane.

On the morning of November 3, local time, two airliners flying to Warsaw, the capital of Poland, were threatened by bombs one after another. Warsaw Modlin Airport issued a statement saying that at 9:54 a.m. local time, the airport received an alert that a passenger plane operating the route between London Heathrow Airport and Warsaw Chopin Airport was threatened by a bomb. At 10:01 a.m., a Boeing 737 MAX airliner carrying 181 people made an emergency landing at Modlin Airport. The police and detonators have carried out inspections to verify the threat and ensure the safety of personnel. Affected by this incident, Modlin Airport was temporarily closed, and the time for the resumption of flights is yet to be determined. Furthermore, Scandinavian Airlines has confirmed that a passenger plane flying from Copenhagen to Warsaw received a bomb threat, and the plane landed safely at a Warsaw airport. A passenger revealed to Danish media that the captain informed the passengers during the flight that the safety of the plane was threatened. After landing at Warsaw's Chopin Airport, the passenger plane stopped on the runway. A fire engine was on standby about 100 meters from the plane. Police wearing masks were inspecting the plane.