Done -spoken aircraft scenes caused widespread disruption and delay in Norwegian and Danish airports
Copenhagen airport, the most crowded in the north, was reopened early this morning after drones stopped taking off and landing for about four hours.
The air traffic in Denmark and Norway was severely disrupted on the day of Testerray after it forced reports on the activity of drones to close the main airports, which led to delay, transfers and a number of cancellation. The authorities in both countries indicated that the equipment had been addressed with a degree of technical efficiency, which prompted the investigation of its origin and its intent.
Copenhagen Airport, the main axis of Dongninavia, suspended takeoff and landing for about four hours before reopening it early on Tuesday. Police confirmed scenes from two to three large drones in the vicinity, and the early results said that the operators were intending to offer their ability. About 50 flights were re -directed to other airports, while you were expected to expect the remaining delay throughout the day.
In Norway, Oslo Airport temporarily closed the airspace after similar scenes after midnight. The elbow remained closed for several hours, as the incoming aircraft was converted to nearby airports, before resuming normal operations later in the morning.
Officials from both countries confirmed that they will cooperate to determine whether the accidents are linked. Investigators are currently examining the type of drone that have been used and who may be behind the turmoil.
Events emphasize the increasing risks posed by unauthorized drones near airports, as safety concerns and operational turmoil can bear financial consequences and great reputation. Airport operators urged passenger passengers to stay alert for more updates from their airlines, while the police refused to issue additional details, noting the sensitivity of the continuous investigation.
Post -drone scenes caused large -scale disturbances and delay in Norwegian and Danish airports for the first time in the week of air cargo.
