Open-source report of a continuing wave of bomb threats against European commercial aviation, with at least seven aircraft targeted on 6 November 2026 and a total of 40 reported aircraft affected between 2–6 November. The latest update by OSINT Twitter/X account @CoffeReport lists three newly identified flights in addition to four reported earlier the same day. The newly listed flights are: TAROM flight RO226 from Prague to Bucharest (Czech Republic to Romania), where Romanian intelligence reportedly confirmed a bomb threat and the aircraft landed with 102 passengers on board; Ryanair flight FR8196 from Rome to Lisbon (Italy to Portugal), where a bomb threat triggered a security response after landing; and KLM flight KL1353 from Amsterdam to Prague (Netherlands to Czech Republic), where ACARS messages show the crew was informed by air traffic control of a bomb threat and the aircraft subsequently landed in Prague. The author states that a tracker now records 40 reported aircraft targeted by bomb threats across 2–6 November, and notes that authorities in several European countries are investigating the threats. The situation is characterized as developing, with the author promising further updates as new cases are verified.

Open-source report of a continuing wave of bomb threats against European commercial aviation, with at least seven aircraft targeted on 6 November 2026 and a total of 40 reported aircraft affected between 2–6 November. The latest update by OSINT Twitter/X account @CoffeReport lists three newly identified flights in addition to four reported earlier the same day. The newly listed flights are: TAROM flight RO226 from Prague to Bucharest (Czech Republic to Romania), where Romanian intelligence reportedly confirmed a bomb threat and the aircraft landed with 102 passengers on board; Ryanair flight FR8196 from Rome to Lisbon (Italy to Portugal), where a bomb threat triggered a security response after landing; and KLM flight KL1353 from Amsterdam to Prague (Netherlands to Czech Republic), where ACARS messages show the crew was informed by air traffic control of a bomb threat and the aircraft subsequently landed in Prague. The author states that a tracker now records 40 reported aircraft targeted by bomb threats across 2–6 November, and notes that authorities in several European countries are investigating the threats. The situation is characterized as developing, with the author promising further updates as new cases are verified.