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At least 13 flights across Europe have received bomb threats today, the second wave this week after about 10 were targeted Tuesday. Aer Lingus flight EIN40G flying from Dublin to Rome was diverted to the Évreux military airbase in France. All 151 passengers and six crew are reported safe. Italian fighters also escorted a Finnair flight into Rome in a separate incident. Flights were also threatened, diverted or searched in Bulgaria, the Czech Republic, Austria and Italy. No explosives have been reported found on any of the affected aircraft, and no one has claimed responsibility
A new milestone for our deterrence. Tonight, the @DGA successfully conducted, from the Landes site at Biscarrosse of the DGA Missiles Test and Expertise Center, an experimental launch of the French sounding rocket SyLEx (experiment launch system), developed by @ArianeGroup under its leadership. This national launcher enables the in-flight testing of new technologies for the benefit of French deterrence, the development of hypersonic demonstrators, and civil applications. What's more, it restores France's sovereign capability for suborbital flights and high-altitude testing, which it had lacked for several decades. Less than a month after acceptance launch No. 6 conducted from the SSBN Le Vigilant, this launch enabled the conduct of new experiments essential to the development of the M51.4 missile.
U.S. Pacific Command Statement on DPRK Missile Launches. We are aware of the missile launches by the Democratic People's Republic of Korea on Nov. 4 (KST) and are consulting closely with our allies and partners. Based on current assessments, this event does not pose an immediate threat to U.S. personnel or territory, or to our allies. The United States remains committed to the defense of the U.S. homeland and our allies in the region
A small plane crashed into a hillside near Ocotillo Wells Airport Tuesday morning, killing one person. The FAA is now investigating what caused the crash
FlightRadar24 most tracked flight now: AirSerbia JU134 from Belgrade to Moscow returning to Belgrade after turning around over Lithuania. Local media are reporting the flight is related to the current political situation, but we have no confirmation at this time
Flightradar24: US Air Force aerial refueling aircraft topping our most tracked flights list at the moment. Flightradar24 users also keeping close tabs on other aircraft in the region, especially those operating to/from Riyadh
Houthis: out forces have carried out two military operations, the first targeting King Abdullah International Airport with a drone, and the second targeting Khamis Mushait Air Base with a ballistic missile. The first operation caused precise damage, disrupting air traffic at the airport
China's 77th Launch This Year Kinetica-2 Y2 sends another 18 satellites into orbit. China's Qianfan (Thousand Sails) constellation currently has 274 satellites in orbit, just 50 more sats are needed to complete the first phase of its operational shell by the end of 2026 to begin domestic and regional pilot services
TMZ: "The passengers on the private jet that crashed in Florida have been identified: they were a family of four from Texas and they were traveling with their nanny and two friend. TMZ has learned. Onboard the Learjet 60 that crashed Sunday were 44-year-old Austin tech entrepreneur Adam Robinson, plus his wife Helen, their two kids, and two close friends, - sources close to the family tell TMZ
Wizz Air flight from London to Sofia diverted to Budapest due to a bomb threat. Hungarian Defence Minister Romulus Rusin-Sandi announced on Facebook that a Gripen fighter jet from the Hungarian Air Force was scrambled to escort the passenger aircraft. The aircraft landed safely at Budapest Airport. Representatives of Wizz Air told the 24.hu news portal that competent authorities are currently conducting a security check of the aircraft and passengers. After the incident, the fighter jet returned to base. According to the Hungarian Defence Minister, police took additional security measures after the Wizz Air flight landed
UAE govt-linked Pecotox-Air B747-409F ER-MAM carried on its 13 Al Ain –Bole flights since 11 Oct: TLC pickups. The photo below shows the vehicles being unloaded at Bole Airport's cargo terminal in Addis Ababa
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