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Inverness Airport live: Scotland hub reopens after 'incident' and warning issued

Inverness Airport was temporarily closed due to an emergency involving an inbound aircraft. The airport confirmed no injuries were reported and has since reopened with flights resuming normally. Passengers were advised to contact their airlines for updates during the closure.

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Passengers planning to travel from Inverness Airport were advised to contact their airlines due to the closure

Inverness Airport has been closed (Image: PETER JOLLY NORTHPIX)

A UK airport was closed due to what officials called an "ongoing incident".

Passengers who planned to travel from Inverness Airport were advised to contact their airlines due to the closure which was, at one stage, expected to continue until around 4pm.

The airport wrote on X: "Inverness Airport is closed until approximately 4pm due to an ongoing incident. We advise passengers to contact their airline for the latest flight updates before travelling."

The Mirror Online has asked the airport for details of what happened.

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Today 15:25 BST

Airport closed due to 'emergency involving an inbound aircraft'

A spokesperson for Highlands and Islands Airports Limited said: “We can confirm that an emergency involving an inbound aircraft was declared at Inverness Airport this afternoon.

"No injuries were reported and the airport is now open again with flights operating as normal. We apologise for any inconvenience caused to passengers and thank them for their patience while the incident was ongoing.”

Today 14:53 BST

Inverness Airport update as it reopens after 'incident'

An update from Inverness Airport says that it has reopened after the "earlier incident" and flights are back operating.

It hasn't provided details on what happened.

A statement on X read: "Inverness Airport is now open again after the earlier incident and flights are operating. Thank you to passengers for their patience while the incident was ongoing."

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Today 14:47 BST

Incident follows two cancellations last week involving airport

Latest incident comes after two flight cancellations last week involving airport affecting around 200 people.

First a KLM evening service from the Dutch capital to the Highland’s main airport, leaving at 9.50pm and arriving at Inverness Airport at 10.30pm failed to fly, on June 10.

The knock-on effect was that the morning’s return journey from Inverness to Amsterdam, leaving at 6.25am also failed to operate.

A spokeswoman for KLM said the issue arose because of “a technical problem”.

Today 14:41 BST

Inverness Airport is gateway to Scottish Highlands

Inverness Airport located at Dalcross approximately nine miles northeast of Inverness, is the primary international gateway to the Scottish Highlands.

It is a global hub with carriers including British Airways, KLM and easyJet operating from the airport.

Today 14:38 BST

No further information on incident from airport

A spokesperson for Inverness Airport has told The Mirror that they have no further information to share at the moment on the nature of the incident.

Today 14:20 BST

Inverness Airport says it is closed due to 'ongoing incident'

Inverness Airport has issued a statement on X saying that it was closed due to "ongoing incident" without going into details.

It stated: "Inverness Airport is closed until approximately 4pm due to an ongoing incident. We advise passengers to contact their airline for the latest flight updates before travelling."

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Source document: Highlands and Islands Airports Limited Spokesperson Statement

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Inverness Airport live: Scotland hub reopens after 'incident' and warning issued

Inverness Airport was temporarily closed due to an emergency involving an inbound aircraft. The airport confirmed no injuries were reported and has since reopened with flights resuming normally. Passengers were advised to contact their airlines for updates during the closure.

Bias read (Center): The article reports on a temporary airport closure due to an emergency involving an aircraft. It provides factual information without apparent ideological framing, quoting the airport authority directly. There is no indication of political bias in the language or emphasis.

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