Wizz Air flight from London in emergency landing after bomb threat
A Hungarian fighter jet escorted the aircraft to Budapest after the threat was received mid-air.
According to BBC News, a Hungarian fighter jet escorted the aircraft to Budapest after the threat was received mid-air.
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- Wizz Air, London, Hungarian, Budapest
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- Travel
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