A Danish airport has closed due to drones in its airspace - just days after Copenhagen and Oslo airports were struck by the same problem.

Multiple flights have been impacted at Aalborg Airport, a spokesman said, including two SAS planes, one Norwegian Airlines plane and one KLM flight.

Police went onto confirm that drones were seen near the airport - and its airspace has been closed.

"Police are present and investigating further," a statement added.

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The airspace around Aalborg has been shut down after the mysterious objects were spotted{ai:summary}<p>Aalborg Airport closed after drones were seen in its airspace, days after Copenhagen and Oslo airports faced the same issue. </p><p>Flights disrupted include two SAS jets, one Norwegian plane and one KLM flight. Police are on site and investigating. #crime</p>

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