Ryanair criticised over handling of bomb threat diversion

Ryanair is reportedly being criticised this morning over its handling of a bomb threat that forced the diversion of one of its flights yesterday.

Ryanair criticised over handling of bomb threat diversion
Thu, 13 Apr, 2006 - 08:35

Ryanair is reportedly being criticised this morning over its handling of a bomb threat that forced the diversion of one of its flights yesterday.

Flight FR25 from Paris Beauvais to Dublin was escorted to Prestwick Airport in Scotland by British military jets after a bomb threat was found written inside a magazine on the plane.

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