Denmark bans all civilian drone flights ahead of European summit

Denmark has banned all civilian drone flights ahead of an upcoming European summit. This decision comes after several European countries, including Denmark, have reported "drone incidents" in recent weeks. The ban applies to all civilian drone flights, including recreational and commercial use, within Danish airspace. The measure is intended to enhance security and safety during the European summit, which is expected to attract a large number of high-profile attendees. Authorities have not provided specific details on the reported "drone incidents," but the move is seen as a precautionary measure to prevent any potential disruptions or security threats during the event. The ban will remain in effect until the conclusion of the summit. The decision highlights the growing concerns around the use of drones and the need for robust security measures, especially in the context of high-profile international events. Denmark's actions underscore the broader challenges faced by countries in balancing security concerns with the increasing prevalence of drone technology.