Unscheduled landing in Berlin - police move out

 "The Federal Police checked the aircraft after an unscheduled landing of a Ryanair plane at Berlin's capital airport BER.  With a large contingent, the federal police are investigating a Ryanair plane that landed unplanned in Berlin on the way to Krakow. 160 passengers have to wait in the terminal. At the Berlin capital airport BER on Sunday evening, federal police officers searched an unscheduled aircraft that landed there. 

At the remote parking position of the aircraft, there were numerous police cars with flashing lights, sniffer dogs searched the passengers' luggage placed on the apron. The luggage was finally brought inside the airport. The measures ran until early Monday morning, an end was initially not in sight. 

Why the plane of the airline Ryanair, which was on the way from Dublin in Ireland to Krakow in Poland, had to land in Berlin shortly after 8 p.m. was initially unclear. For tactical reasons, a police spokeswoman initially did not want to give any further details. The 160 passengers were brought to the terminal building and cared for there. When they could start their onward journey was unclear even in the early morning - the airport had previously lifted the night flight ban for the Ryanair flight as a precaution. 

B.Z. and Bild reported that the emergency landing was due to a bomb threat. Last summer, a Ryanair plane also had to make a safety landing on its way from Dublin to Krakow because of an anonymous bomb threat. Irish media reported that nothing was found during the search in Stansted in Great Britain."