Flights have resumed at London’s Gatwick Airport after drones sparked about 36 hours of chaos including the shutdown of the airfield, leaving tens of thousands of passengers stranded or delayed during the busy holiday season.
Flights resumed at London’s Gatwick Airport on Friday morning after drones sparked about 36 hours of travel chaos including the shutdown of the airfield, leaving tens of thousands of passengers stranded or delayed during the busy holiday season.
The airport said in a statement that Gatwick’s runway is „now available and aircraft are arriving and departing.
„We are, however, expecting knock-on delays and cancellations to flights,“ it said. „If you are due to travel from Gatwick today, we strongly recommend that you check the status of your flight with your airline before departing for the airport.
