Air carrier flights in Denmark and Norway were disrupted overnight after unidentified drones were spotted near major airports, prompting authorities to suspend taxi and flight operations temporarily. FlightRadar said that around 35 flights had been diverted to alternate airports as of 10:05 p.m. local (2005 UTC). At 11:17 p.m. local (2117 UTC), a statement by Copenhagen Airport on X read: “There are still unidentified drones around Copenhagen Airport. The airport’s airspace was closed for several hours after drones were detected nearby, Avinor, Norway’s air operator, told NRK on Tuesday. Screenshot of FlightRadar24 loop on NRK as air carriers divert from Gardermoen Airport in Oslo, Norway after the airfield was closed due to several unidentified drones flying near the aerodrome.