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Jersey Airport reports two nights of disruption after suspected drone activity; four flights unable to land on second evening

Flights at Jersey Airport were disrupted on Friday and Saturday, October 30-31, after reports of drone activity near the airfield. On the second evening, four flights could not land as scheduled, leading to diversions, cancellations and alternative arrangements for passengers; the reports describe the activity as alleged or unauthorised.

2026-11-01T06:34:20.479042-08:00

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Jersey Airport reports two nights of disruption after suspected drone activity; four flights unable to land on second evening

Flights at Jersey Airport were disrupted on Friday and Saturday, October 30-31, after reports of drone activity near the airfield. On the second evening, four flights could not land as scheduled, leading to diversions, cancellations and alternative arrangements for passengers; the reports describe the activity as alleged or unauthorised.

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