Perforated aircraft paralyzing Munich airport and confusing 3,000 passengers

Munich airport was forced to stop the air traffic Thursday evening, after monitoring several drones flying in its vicinity, before it was opened this morning, in an accident that affected thousands of travelers and returned to the forefront fears of increasing security threats to use enlightenings near the airports.

The airport said in a statement that the decision led to the cancellation of 17 flights and the conversion of 15 others into alternative airports, which caused the disruption of the travel of about 3 thousand passengers. The restrictions began at 22:18 local time before the runways were completely closed. On its part, the German police confirmed that witnesses monitored directors near the airport twice in a row during the evening, which prompted the authorities to close the listed for about an hour, and to launch a wide search process with the participation of helicopters to determine the identity of these planes. Complementary with the October Festival in Munich, which attracts hundreds of thousands per day. This latest incident in a series of turmoil has been settled in several European airports during the past weeks, after monitoring of the closure of airports in Denmark and Norway temporarily.