Turkish Airlines flight makes emergency landing in Barcelona after threat


MADRID, ‌Jan 15 (Reuters) - A ‌Turkish Airlines flight ‌from Istanbul made an emergency landing at ‍Barcelona-El Prat ‍Airport on ‌Thursday after an unspecified ‍threat ​on board, ⁠Spanish airports operator AENA said, ‌adding that the airport ⁠was ‍operating normally.

The Guardia Civil police ‍force said they ‌were investigating the incident, without providing more information. Turkish Airlines officials were not immediately ‌available for comment.

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