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MAJORCA airport has been thrown into disarray after a mysterious drone was spotted hovering above.
Flights were unable to take off or land for a period starting around 6pm UK time, with several planes forced to divert to alternative airports.


FlightRadar24 reported: “Operations at Palma de Mallorca Airport are currently suspended due to a drone in the airspace.”
“The last landing occurred at 18:58 local time (5:58pm UK time).”
“Several flights are diverting to other airports.”
Passengers have been left staring at a departures board filled with delays.
A flight arriving from Gatwick is listed as delayed, indicating it may have been redirected from landing.
Planes were able to land safely again around 6:30pm UK time, according to reports.
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FAQ
What caused the disruption at Majorca airport?
The disruption was caused by a drone spotted in the airspace above Majorca airport, which led to the suspension of flight operations.
How long were flights suspended?
Flights were suspended starting around 6pm UK time, with operations resuming by approximately 6:30pm UK time.
What should passengers do if their flight was delayed?
Passengers should check with their airline for updates on their flight status and any necessary arrangements for delays or diversions.