Munich Airport

Munich Airport Closed by Drone Sightings: Concerns of Russian Involvement and Weak Response

Munich Airport in Germany experienced a near seven-hour closure due to drone sightings, grounding 17 flights and affecting almost 3,000 passengers. Fifteen arriving flights were diverted to other cities. The airport reopened after 5 a.m. local time, and the cause of these drone sightings remains under investigation, mirroring similar incidents across Europe. The situation has heightened concerns regarding European security, with discussions of measures such as a “drone wall” initiative to protect the continent’s skies.

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Munich Airport Closed by Drone Sightings: Concerns and Controversy Erupt

Munich Airport in Germany temporarily closed after drone sightings grounded 17 flights, impacting approximately 3,000 passengers and diverting 15 incoming flights. This incident follows a pattern of European airports being affected by unexplained drone flights, including closures in Denmark. Authorities are on high alert, with heightened security measures due to a series of drone sightings and alleged airspace violations, particularly amidst concerns about potential Russian involvement, which the Kremlin denies. Munich was already on edge following a recent bomb threat at the Oktoberfest beer festival.

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