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Drone sightings reported near Esbjerg Airport.

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Southern Jutland Police reported illuminated drones near Esbjerg Airport during the night of 24–25 September. The first reports in the police district arrived shortly before 22:00, although the published statement did not give a separate initial sighting time for each affected location. Police said there had been no danger to airport users or nearby residents. Esbjerg Airport was not closed because no flights were scheduled until Thursday morning. The incident consequently involved reported drone activity near aviation infrastructure without the flight disruption documented at Aalborg. No site-specific drone count or identification of the operators was provided in the cited reporting.

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Countries
Denmark
Updated

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    Southern Jutland Police reported illuminated drones near Esbjerg Airport during the night of 24–25 September. The first reports in the police district arrived shortly before 22:00, although the published statement did not give a separate initial sighting time for each affected location. Police said there had been no danger to airport users or nearby residents. Esbjerg Airport was not closed because no flights were scheduled until Thursday morning. The incident consequently involved reported drone activity near aviation infrastructure without the flight disruption documented at Aalborg. No site-specific drone count or identification of the operators was provided in the cited reporting.