JERSEY - Jersey Airport said it was "experiencing disruption" on what BBC News described as the second night of drone disruption at the airport, according to a report by BBC News. The report's summary says the disruption is affecting inbound flights as a result of further drone activity.
The summary marks a break in the airport's statement immediately after the word disruption, and it does not reproduce the remainder of that statement. The word further, as BBC News summarized the airport's account, indicates that additional drone activity was involved, though the summary does not describe any earlier activity in detail.
The summary does not give the number of flights affected, the times when the disruption began or ended, the number of drones observed, or whether the airport or any other authority had identified who was operating them. Those details may appear in the full BBC News article, which this account did not review in full.
No other outlet's coverage of the disruption was available for comparison when this story was prepared, so the account rests on the single BBC News summary. The report's headline uses the same framing, describing the event as the second night of drone disruption, but the summary does not give a start date for the first night.
Jersey Airport is the only organization named in the summary as having made a statement. The summary cites no statement from any other official or airline.
Sources: BBC News: Second night of drone disruption at Jersey Airport.