An EasyJet plane heading to Bristol from Krakow was forced to lane in Prague over the weekend (December 4), following a 'bomb scare'. According to Prague Airport, the diverted aircraft landed safely at 10.50pm local time before safety inspections were carried out.
The Guardian reports that flight 6267 was about an hour into its usual 2hr 30min flight when it landed at Václav Havel airport after a possible bomb was reported to be on board an aircraft. Prague Airport later confirmed that no dangerous object was located on the plane after the 'pyrotechnic inspection'.
In a statement on Twitter, a spokesperson for Prague Airport said: "At 22:50, a diverted aircraft landed safely at [Prague Airport] on the Krakow-Bristol route. There was reported a possible bomb on board an aircraft.