Oslo airport airspace reopens after drone alert
The airspace over Oslo Airport has been reopened after being closed for around three hours due to the presence of drones.
This was confirmed by Monica Fasting, head of communications at Oslo Airport, in an email, CE Report quotes ANSA.
"The airspace has been reopened. We ask passengers to show up as normal," she wrote.
The airport had previously been closed after at least two drones were spotted near the runway. The decision was made for safety reasons.
According to NTB, the closure affected 12 flights.
