Overview

• Operations were suspended at 20:26 local time after reports of two or three large drones near the airfield, halting all takeoffs and landings.
• Roughly 35 flights were diverted to other Danish airports and to Gothenburg and Malmö, according to flight-tracking data and airport updates.
• The airport said drones were still in the vicinity at 23:17 local time before reopening around 00:20, with lingering delays and cancellations expected.
• A Copenhagen police spokesperson said no arrests had been made as of late evening and that the investigation remains active.
• In a separate development, Oslo’s main airport temporarily closed airspace Tuesday morning due to a drone sighting, and Norwegian police reported earlier arrests over drone flights in a restricted area with no link indicated to Copenhagen.