Emergency in Warsaw: passengers evacuated due to abandoned luggage

On the evening of September 15, passengers at Warsaw's Chopin Airport were evacuated due to unattended luggage. Police, border guards, and pyrotechnicians arrived at the scene. The inspection took about an hour and a half, and no explosives were found. The terrorist threat was not confirmed, the airport resumed operations, and several flights were delayed.

On the evening of September 15, an incident involving unattended luggage occurred at Warsaw's Chopin Airport. Passengers were evacuated from departure zones A and B, as well as part of the arrival area near entrance A1. Police officers, border guards, and pyrotechnic specialists arrived at the scene. Access to certain sections of the terminal was restricted, and traffic near the airport was partially blocked. The inspection lasted about an hour and a half. No explosives were found in the luggage, and the terrorist threat was not confirmed. After the inspection, restrictions were lifted, and the airport returned to normal operations. Several flights were delayed due to the incident.