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Eindhoven Airport closed after drone sightings

By Editorial Board Published November 22, 2025 2 Min Read
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Eindhoven Airport closed after drone sightings

Air visitors at Eindhoven Airport within the Netherlands has been suspended following the sighting of a number of drones.

Dutch minister of defence Ruben Brekelmans mentioned defence counter-drone measures have been “ready to intervene”.

The nation’s police and army are additionally on website, the minister added in a put up on X, and an investigation is ongoing.

The airport within the south of the Netherlands is used for each army and civilian functions. All varieties of air visitors had been halted, Mr Brekelmans mentioned.

It’s nonetheless not identified the place the drones got here from.

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Eindhoven Airport. File pic: iStock

The Dutch army on Friday night had used weapons towards drones sighted above the air pressure base in Volkel, some40 kilometres (25 miles) northeast of Eindhoven, the defence ministry had mentioned earlier on Saturday.

Numerous airports in Europe have been compelled to quickly shut in September over drone sightings, together with in Denmark, Norway and Copenhagen.

Earlier in September, Russian drones have been intercepted flying over Poland and Romania, whereas three Russian jets entered Estonian airspace with out permission.

The three incursions into NATO airspace fuelled considerations concerning the potential enlargement of Russia’s three-year warfare in Ukraine and have been seen as an try by Moscow to check the army alliance’s response.

Do airports must fully shut?

No, airports should not have to implement an entire shutdown when a drone is detected, however it’s typical to halt air visitors out and in of the house to keep away from collisions.

This has knock-on results for travelling passengers, inflicting delays and flights being redirected elsewhere.

It’s the proprietor or operator of a person airport that decides whether or not to shut the power, and for the way lengthy planes are halted.

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