#Aviation Security
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Luxembourg Airport Resumes Flights After Suspension Caused by Unidentified Drones in Airspace
Luxembourg Airport resumed flights after an evening suspension on 18 September caused by the detection of unidentified drones over the airfield. Prime Minister Luc Frieden called the situation "something new" for the country and held a meeting with ministers.
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For $100 — Control Over a Boeing 737: Researchers Demonstrate an Autopilot Hack via a Service Port
Researchers demonstrated that the autopilot of a Boeing 737 can be hijacked for less than $100 via a service port. Boeing, which has known about the vulnerability for six years, has still not issued a technical correction.
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Ukrposhta launches its own aviation security service: how this will change international parcels
Ukrposhta has created its own aviation security service to manage risks in international postal exchange. Specialists were trained with UNODC, and the plans include deploying X-ray systems and AI at sorting hubs.
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Drone over Hannover: Police chased an unknown UAV for two hours, undetected by detectors
🚨 On the night of August 11, 2026, an unknown drone was spotted at Hannover Airport, which police chased for two hours. The runway was periodically closed. Detectors did not register the UAV — it may not be a commercial model. There is a theory linking it to the An-124 attack in Leipzig. 🔍🛑 #Germany #Airport #Drone #Security
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Sensational Claim Debunked: No Weapons on An-124 in Leipzig, but Drone Threat is Real
🇩🇪 Germany refutes rumors of weapons transport on An-124. The plane was empty, but a drone with explosives near the airport was real. Police neutralized the threat. 🚁💥
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