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Comment: The story becomes even more bizarre when you consider that some police officers claim there may never have been a drone in operation at all, while another is quoted saying that some of the sightings may have been a drone belonging to the police department.
It's notable that of 115 reports, 92 were confirmed by police, and confirmed as coming from credible sources. It's also quite curious that of all those sightings not one person, nor the airports own security, managed to capture any footage of the alleged drone.
Later in the week, Birmingham airport also suffered disruption during one of the busiest times of the year, with the airport issuing a statement that a 'technical fault' led to a brief shut down shutdown of flights.
At least for Gatwick airport, it seems this is only the most recent in a spate of unusual sightings: UFO 'near miss' at Gatwick Airport, London coincides with release of MoD files describing similar incident 18 years ago