Irish Steve wrote: » Sky News just reporting that it's due to the presence of 2 drones over the airport. Hope they manage to catch whoever is responsible.
GBX wrote: » Why can't they take these drones out of the sky. Apparently still flying? Eagles/ hawks or even the army/ RAF?
sparrowcar wrote: » Authorities believe it's a coordinated attack by persons with resources.
fricatus wrote: » это не правда!!!
The Black Oil wrote: » GBX wrote: » Why can't they take these drones out of the sky. Apparently still flying? Eagles/ hawks or even the army/ RAF? On BBC Radio 4 they said there was concern about stray bullets.
robinph wrote: » Not like there are many people hanging around the runway area likely to be hit. Not sure what the problem is, other than them finding a bullet on the runway in a few years time and having forgotten that they fired it so there being a security alert due to that.
Bubbaclaus wrote: » robinph wrote: » Not like there are many people hanging around the runway area likely to be hit. Not sure what the problem is, other than them finding a bullet on the runway in a few years time and having forgotten that they fired it so there being a security alert due to that. I don't think you appreciate how far a bullet shot into the air can travel and the speed and unpredictability at which it returns to earth when shot upwards.
lawred2 wrote: » kinda concerning... what's to stop a worldwide concerted effort to shut airports down? if all it takes is one man and his drone...
Dardania wrote: » I wonder if they're trying to triangulate any command signals to it, and that's the delay about intervening...
Padraig Mor wrote: » Any chance it's some of the locals who are trying to stop the second runway?
sparrowcar wrote: » Possibly. Could also be kids high on energy drinks. Any Anti government group Any terror groupA drunk wedding photographer.