Emergency landing of Ryanair aircraft in Modlin

On Thursday's morning, Ryanair aircraft had to made an emergency landing at Modlin airport due to "anonymous call that there was an explosive device" on the aircraft. Right after the landing, the airport was closed and the authorities ordered an inspection which showed that this was just "a hoax call," according to the airline's statement. The aircraft came down at 8:45 local time, all the passengers left it safely. "Warsaw Modlin airport believes that this was a hoax call and expect the security sweep to confirm this fact. They expected to escape the aircraft and reopen the airport shortly," the statement read.