Germany's Nuremberg Airport suspends flights after suspected aviation emergency

Germany's Nuremberg Airport suspends flights as police investigate suspected air emergency (representative image) Germany's Nuremberg Airport temporarily suspended flight operations on Tuesday after police received a report of a suspected aviation emergency shortly before a flight from the Greek island of Corfu was due to land.The aircraft landed safely, but operations remained suspended as police secured the airport and investigated the incident, according to Reuters."We received a report of an unclear air emergency," police said in a statement on X. "In the meantime, the aircraft has landed safely in Nuremberg. Investigations into the cause are currently underway."An airport spokesperson confirmed that the plane had landed safely and that Eurofighter jets had accompanied it before landing, dpa reported. The suspected emergency had not been confirmed, a police spokesperson said.According to The Express, the flight was operated by Corendon Airlines and was expected to arrive at around 12.15 pm (local time).Flight-tracking service Flightradar24 showed that the aircraft landed at 12.16 pm (local time).Possible drone sighting reported overnightThe latest disruption followed reports of...