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Second night of drone disruption at Jersey Airport
The drone activity saw all late evening flights into Jersey cancelled
People at Jersey Airport have said they are frustrated and angry that "unauthorised drone" activity caused more flight cancellations for a second night in a row.
At 20:05 on Saturday Jersey Airport said it was "experiencing disruption.... affecting inbound flights as a result of further drone activity in the vicinity of the airfield".
States of Jersey Police are investigating the incidents and officers have appealed to anyone with information about who is responsible to come forward.
Insp Rob McCallum said it was believed "two or three" drones had entered the restricted airspace, but they were not thought to be linked to terrorism.
Pacific Basirwe was waiting for his family to fly in from Heathrow before their flight was cancelled because of the disruption
The Chief Minister of Jersey, Senator Lyndon Farnham, said operating a drone close to an airport was "not a prank or a harmless hobby".
"To those responsible, the message is clear: if you are identified, you should expect to face the full consequences of the law," he added.
Pacific Basirwe was waiting for his wife and young son to fly in from London Heathrow when he heard the news.
He said: "It's annoying, this should be regulated, and the people doing those things should be prosecuted.