Major airports in Copenhagen, Denmark, and Oslo, Norway, faced flight disruptions on Monday and early Tuesday after multiple drones were spotted near the airspace, forcing temporary closures and diverting dozens of flights. Copenhagen Airport was closed around 8:30 pm local time after two to three “unidentified” drones were observed in the area, an airport spokesperson said. “No aircraft can take off or land at the airport, and as a result, several flights are being diverted to other airports. The police are investigating the matter, and we currently have no timeline for reopening,” said airport spokeswoman Lise Agerley Kurstein. As of late Monday night, aviation tracking website Flightradar24 reported more than 50 flights diverted. Some incoming flights were rerouted to other a

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