Germany's busiest airport, Frankfurt Airport, experienced flight disruptions on Thursday due to a protest by climate activists against the use of fossil fuels. The activists glued themselves to the tarmac, leading to the suspension of flights. As of 7 a.m. local time, multiple flight arrivals were diverted or canceled, with several departures also affected.
Last year, Frankfurt Airport served nearly 60 million travelers. In response to the protest, the airport advised passengers not to travel to the facility temporarily. Passengers were urged to allow extra time for travel due to the ongoing demonstration.
