Ryanair Stansted–Sofia flight diverts to Plovdiv after threat

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Archive/context: Ryanair Boeing 737-800 EI-DLC at Bremen airport, June 8, 2013 Photo: Tvabutzku1234 · CC0 · Resized/compressed to WebP.

Three Sofia-bound Ryanair flights landed safely in Bulgaria on November 5 after bomb threats, Associated Press reports, citing airport officials.

Services from Copenhagen and Madrid reached Sofia. Stansted’s flight diverted to Plovdiv, whose airport chief Krassimir Peshev confirmed its safe arrival.

What remains unverified

Inspection outcomes and onward travel arrangements were not established by the evidence Flyzeu reviewed. This report does not identify a culprit or establish a connection with earlier incidents.

Check your individual flight

Ryanair’s official flight-status guidance directs passengers to its app’s Day of Travel Assistant for updates, gates and boarding information, and to airport information screens. Follow instructions from the crew and authorities handling your flight.

Related coverage: our separate report on the Aer Lingus diversion in France.

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