On November 6, local time, a KLM flight from Prague in the Czech Republic to Amsterdam in the Netherlands received a bomb threat. The plane then landed safely at Amsterdam Schiphol Airport. The Royal Dutch Gendarmerie carried out a safety inspection of the aircraft and found no explosives. According to Dutch sources, the flight in question was KL1324, which arrived at Schiphol Airport at around 10:25 a.m. local time on the same day. After the plane landed, the passengers and crew, accompanied by the Royal Dutch Gendarmerie, left the plane. The relevant authorities then inspected the plane. The Royal Dutch Gendarmerie confirmed that the inspection found no explosive devices. This is the second day in a row that KLM flights have been threatened by bombs. On November 5, a KLM flight from Amsterdam to Tel Aviv and stopping at Bucharest, Romania, also received a bomb threat. Security checks also found no explosives.

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