On November 5, 2026, multiple bomb threats disrupted 18 passenger flights across Europe, including routes operated by Aer Lingus between Dublin and Rome. Airports across the continent experienced shutdowns and security alerts as a result of these threats.
Some flights were diverted, including the Aer Lingus Dublin to Rome flight, and others were canceled. These disruptions affected passengers on 18 flights across several European airports, causing widespread travel delays and rerouting amid heightened security measures.
