600 Drones, Cyber-Attacks, and Brussels Delays: Europe’s 2025 Airspace Drama
On a gloriously chaotic Friday in September 2025, Poland's skies got the 'special treatment' with over 600 Russian drones and missiles buzzing about, prompting urgent aircraft scrambling. Meanwhile, Brussels Airport canceled 10 flights and delayed 17 others by over an hour thanks to a 'cyber-attack' that rocked the system literally overnight. EasyJet, Europe's plucky airline, bravely declared its operations 'normal', insisting the day’s technical soap opera wouldn’t haze its comfy skies. Polish and neighboring authorities diplomatically promised continuous chatter, likely filled with phrases like 'We're on it!' as Europe collectively resisted explaining why 600 drones aren’t called a fleet.
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Imagine announcing 'no disruptions' while 600 drones throw a sky rave and Brussels airport cancels flights like it’s a clearance sale. EasyJet's calm is Europe's new national sport.
Only in 2025 can you have a drone invasion, cyber chaos, and 'business as usual' all on one fine Friday. EasyJet knows their real job is keeping the optimism outsourced.
Brussels airport treated us to 27 reasons why not to travel today while Poland played aerial dodgeball with 600 drones. Somewhere EasyJet just sipped tea like this was a Tuesday morning.
Source: Theguardian | Published: 9/20/2025 | Author: Joe Coughlan
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