NEW YORK: A drone on Tuesday briefly disrupted air traffic at Newark airport, while the flights were allowed to resume after a short suspension, US media reported.
Newark airport, one of New York´s three major hubs for air traffic, briefly stopped flights owing drone's appearance, and arrivals were allowed to resume after a short suspension.
The authority ordered a ground stop for other flights heading to Newark, however, until the "backlog" of arrivals landing at the airport were cleared.
Drones have caused a growing number of flight disruptions in recent weeks. In December, London´s Gatwick airport was paralyzed for 36 hours after a drone sighting.
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