Overview
- Overnight sightings were reported over Aalborg, Esbjerg, Sønderborg and the Skrydstrup air base, with Aalborg closed for hours before reopening.
- Four commercial flights were affected at Aalborg, including SAS, Norwegian and KLM services, and one Amsterdam–Aalborg flight diverted to Billund, according to the airport and Flightradar.
- Police said the drones flew with lights over a wide area, no shoot-downs were possible, and no operators were identified in Denmark.
- Authorities described a pattern similar to the earlier Copenhagen overflights, while political suggestions of Russian involvement remain unproven and Moscow denies responsibility.
- Norwegian media reported a separate case near Oslo Gardermoen where a drone was seized and a man in his 50s was arrested for illegal drone flight.