Copenhagen Airport Reopens Following Drone Closure
Copenhagen Airport has reopened after a temporary closure caused by drone activity. The incident led to the diversion of approximately 35 flights from Denmark’s primary airport. According to FlightRadar, the disruption caused significant delays and affected both international and domestic travel. Officials have not yet confirmed the exact cause of the drone-related disruption, but they have pledged to investigate the incident thoroughly.
Authorities have stated that they are reviewing the drone footage and monitoring systems to determine the cause of the disturbance. The airport’s management has assured passengers that safety measures have been reviewed and updated to prevent similar incidents in the future. They have also announced plans to enhance the drone detection systems at the airport in the coming weeks.
The closure has caused inconvenience for thousands of travelers, with some flights experiencing delays of over two hours. Airlines have been working to accommodate affected passengers, offering rebookings and compensation where necessary. Airport authorities have assured that they are working closely with aviation regulators to address the issue and prevent any further disruptions to air travel.
This incident has raised concerns about the safety of drones near critical infrastructure and the need for stricter regulations. Officials are expected to release more details on the investigation in the coming days as they work to ensure the safety of both passengers and crew.