Poland's largest airport evacuated over bomb threat

Passengers have been evacuated from the Warsaw Chopin Airport, the biggest airport in Poland following a bomb threat. Spokesperson of the Polish Border Guard, Dagmara Bielec-Janas told reporters.

Warsaw (Poland): Warsaw Chopin Airport, the biggest airport in Poland is being evacuated over a bomb threat. The passengers are being cleared from the airport, the spokesperson for the Polish Border Guard said.

"The services of the Warsaw Chopin Airport have received information that an explosive device may be onboard one of the planes," Dagmara Bielec-Janas said, adding that bomb squad are scanning the aircraft following the threat.

According to Piotr Rudzki, the bomb threat message concerned a Turkish Airlines plane that had arrived in Warsaw from Istanbul.

ANI