[European Union Aviation Safety Agency said it will assess the impact of bomb threats on flight safety] November 5th: In response to bomb threats to European passenger planes, the European Union Aviation Safety Agency said on the 5th that it will continue to pay attention to relevant developments and identify and assess the impact that such security threats may have on flight safety. Claire George, deputy spokesperson of Europol, said that day that if the relevant threats involve serious organized crime or terrorism, the organization is ready to provide support at the request of the competent authorities of various countries, including promoting the exchange of information and identifying possible links between incidents in different countries. According to European news on the 5th, more than ten passenger planes in Europe received bomb threats that day, and some of them landed safely. (CCTV News)