跟进：欧洲航班再遭一波炸弹威胁：欧盟启动航空安全信息共享机制、称是否关联尚不能下结论

布鲁塞尔——欧洲航班11月5日再遭一波炸弹威胁。欧盟运输委员 Apostolos Tzitzikostas 当天发表声明，强烈谴责本周针对欧洲大陆航班的一系列安全事件，确认欧盟层面的航空安全信息共享机制已经启动；他同时表示，现在判断各起威胁是否互相关联还为时过早，各国调查仍在进行。

据欧洲新闻台等媒体报道，本周针对欧洲航班的虚假炸弹威胁已超过20起，主要针对廉价航空公司以及与保加利亚、捷克、意大利有关的航线；11月5日上午的新一波威胁波及意大利、法国、保加利亚、奥地利、比利时、捷克等国，10多架次航班受到影响。捷克警方表示，布拉格机场有4架进港航班收到威胁，拆弹小组搜查后未发现爆炸物，调查已移交捷克国家反恐、极端主义与网络犯罪机构。

欧盟委员会运输事务发言人 Anna-Kaisa Itkonen 此前表示，欧盟委员会正密切监测事态、与受影响成员国保持联系，欧盟航空安全局也已参与评估炸弹威胁对飞行安全的影响；任何针对平民的威胁都不可接受，保障公民安全是首要任务。Tzitzikostas 已要求各成员国负责威胁评估、事件调查与航空安保措施的部门，同机场运营方、航空公司与执法部门密切协作。

这是欧洲航空一周内遭遇的第二波同类威胁：11月3日，至少7架飞往波兰、保加利亚、意大利与西班牙的客机同日收到炸弹威胁，全部安全落地、搜查后未发现爆炸物。迄今所有威胁均被证实为虚假，没有任何组织宣称负责，各国官方也未指责任何一方。

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Follow-Up: New Wave of Bomb Threats Hits European Flights as EU Activates Aviation Security Information-Sharing Mechanism

Brussels — European flights were hit by a new wave of bomb threats on November 5. EU Transport Commissioner Apostolos Tzitzikostas condemned the series of security incidents targeting flights across the continent this week and confirmed that the EU-level aviation security information-sharing mechanism has been activated. He said it was too early to conclude whether the incidents are linked, and that national investigations remain ongoing.

According to Euronews and other outlets, hoax bomb threats against European aviation this week have exceeded 20, mainly targeting budget airlines and routes linked to Bulgaria, the Czech Republic and Italy. The fresh wave on the morning of November 5 affected more than ten flights across Italy, France, Bulgaria, Austria, Belgium, the Czech Republic and elsewhere. Czech police said four incoming aircraft at Prague Airport received threats; bomb disposal teams searched them and found no explosives, and the investigation has been handed to the Czech National Counter-Terrorism, Extremism and Cybercrime Agency.

European Commission transport spokesperson Anna-Kaisa Itkonen said earlier that the Commission is closely monitoring the situation and is in contact with the affected member states, and that the European Union Aviation Safety Agency is also involved in assessing the impact of the threats on flight safety. Any threats against civilians are unacceptable, she said, and ensuring citizens' safety remains a priority. Tzitzikostas has asked national authorities responsible for threat assessment, investigations and aviation security measures to cooperate closely with airport operators, airlines and law enforcement.

This is the second such wave in a week: on November 3, at least seven passenger flights bound for Poland, Bulgaria, Italy and Spain received bomb threats on the same day, all landed safely and no explosive devices were found. All of the threats so far have proved false, no group has claimed responsibility, and officials have not attributed blame to any party.

Related: Follow-Up: Seven European Flights Receive Bomb Threats on the Same Day

来源：欧盟委员会

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图片来源：图：布拉格瓦茨拉夫·哈维尔机场1号航站楼外停机坪上的客机，该机场11月5日有4架进港航班收到炸弹威胁并接受搜查。照片：Mtaylor848，CC BY-SA 4.0，经 Wikimedia Commons。 / Photo: Aircraft at Terminal 1 of Prague Václav Havel Airport, where four incoming flights received bomb threats and were searched on November 5. Photo by Mtaylor848, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons.

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