Overview
- Brussels Airport resumed operations about 30 minutes after an evening suspension triggered by an unidentified drone, according to air traffic service Skeyes.
- Sweden’s Landvetter Airport near Gothenburg closed nearby airspace after a drone report, diverting flights from Munich and Frankfurt to Copenhagen and canceling one service.
- Hannover Airport suspended flights for roughly 45 minutes on November 5 after a pilot reported a drone near the airfield, leading to reroutings and delays before normal operations resumed.
- Investigations continue with no confirmed drone interceptions, and officials in Denmark and Germany have not ruled out possible state links, with Danish media noting a Russian naval vessel operating without a transponder near affected airports.
- Separately in India, more than 150 departures from New Delhi’s Indira Gandhi International were delayed as controllers processed flight plans manually following a failure in the automated messaging system.