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The aircraft landed at Budapest Ferenc Liszt International Airport in accordance with safety procedures and taxied to a designated stand for inspection.
Following the checks, Wizz Air said the aircraft was being prepared for towing to a departure stand. Passengers underwent another security screening and were waiting in the terminal.
The flight can continue to Sofia once a replacement crew is available, the airline said.
Wizz Air said it cooperated fully with the authorities throughout the response. It stressed that passenger and crew safety remained its highest priority and that all threats were handled with the utmost care under the relevant security procedures.
The airline thanked passengers for their patience and cooperation.
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