ANOTHER major Danish airport was forced to shut down after mystery drones buzzed its airspace.
It comes just days after Copenhagen was plunged into chaos amid claims Moscow is behind the sabotage.
Police officers stand guard after all traffic was closed at Copenhagen airport[/caption]
Aalborg Airport was closed indefinitely on Wednesday evening after drones were spotted circling above, police confirmed.
Martin Svendsen, sales and marketing director at the airport, said: “It is correct that the airspace is closed because drones have been observed.
“I can confirm that the police are present.”
North Jutland Police posted on X: “Drones have been observed near Aalborg Airport and the airspace is closed.
“The police are present and investigating further.”
At least three flights were diverted — two back to Copenhagen and one from Amsterdam rerouted to Billund — after the sudden lockdown.
It comes just 48 hours after Copenhagen Airport, the busiest hub in the Nordic region, was shut down for four hours when two or three unidentified drones swooped dangerously close to the runways.
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