Munich airport halts flights after drone sightings; passengers stranded
Summary
Munich Airport stopped all flights after drones were seen nearby, which led to the cancellation and diversion of several flights, affecting about 3,000 passengers. This incident followed other drone-related disruptions at European airports, raising concerns about drone security. European leaders are discussing measures to better protect airspace from drones.Key Facts
- Munich Airport halted flights due to drones, affecting 17 flights canceled and 15 diverted.
- About 3,000 passengers were stranded because of the flight disruptions.
- Drone sightings at the airport were first reported late Thursday evening.
- Police used helicopters to investigate but found no specific details about the drones.
- Staff provided camp beds, blankets, and food for the affected passengers.
- Recent weeks have seen similar drone disruptions at airports in Denmark and Norway.
- European leaders are planning to improve anti-drone defenses.
- Russia has denied involvement in the drone airspace incidents.
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