Overview
- Rosaviatsia imposed temporary limits on arrivals and departures at Gelendzhik Airport, citing the need to ensure flight safety.
- Copenhagen Airport halted all takeoffs and landings after reports of drones on Monday evening before later reopening.
- Roughly 100 flights were canceled and 31 arrivals were diverted, affecting about 20,000 passengers, according to the airport’s operations director.
- Danish police said they do not yet know who was responsible for the drones, which appeared from different directions near the airport.
- Airport officials cautioned that further delays are likely as airlines work through cancellations and diversions from the shutdown.