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Bomb hoax on Ryanair flight

A Ryanair airline flight from Faro, Portugal, to Dublin, has been diverted to a Spanish airport after a bomb warning.

Bomb hoax on Ryanair flight

Sun, 24 Jun, 2001 - 21:15

A Ryanair airline flight from Faro, Portugal, to Dublin, has been diverted to a Spanish airport after a bomb warning.

The jet touched down safely in Santiago, Spain, with 187 passengers and crew, but nothing was found after a detailed search.

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