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November 06, 2006
Czech spy agency says it investigated whether 3 Egyptians plotted attack against airliner
PRAGUE, Czech Republic:
The Czech counterintelligence service investigated whether three Egyptian citizens were planning a terrorist attack against a civilian airliner last year, the agency said Tuesday.
According to the BIS' annual report published on the spy agency's Web site, the three attempted to enter the cockpit during a flight by the Czech state-run airline CSA from the Norwegian capital, Oslo, to Prague in 2005.
A suspicion that the three were testing security measures on Czech planes could not be confirmed or ruled out, the report said.
After landing in Prague, the three were detained and escorted to Egypt, it said. No more details were given.
CSA spokeswoman Daniela Hupakova was not immediately able to comment on the report. She said the airline uses air marshals on some of its flights. 061024 125640
Posted on 06 November 2006 @ 18:28 GMT
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Updated: November 6th, 2006 09:19 AM PDT
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"Man Made Threatening Phone Calls to California Airports"
The Associated Press
ARTICLE SNIPPET: "A 30-year-old man has admitted he made bomb threats to airports in Long Beach and Orange County last year, triggering massive searches of both facilities.
In a plea agreement filed Thursday in federal court, Jason Morris of Ontario acknowledged he called John Wayne Airport in Orange County on Oct. 25, 2005. He told an airport employee two bombs were on a departing plane, adding "a lot of people will die and it's all in your hands," the government said.
Morris also called Long Beach Airport the same day, claiming a bomb was at the facility and that "a lot of people will die."
No explosives were found, but the search shut the Long Beach Airport for four hours and delayed several morning flights.
Investigators traced the threats to Morris because he used his cell phone to make the calls."