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Laser light affects flight safety at Nội Bài International Airport

Your browser does not support the audio element. Many pilots at the Nội Bài International Airport (NIA) have reported that unmanned flying objects and sky lights posing a threat to flight safety recently, especially when the Mid-Autumn Festival is coming. Planes landed at the Nội Bài International Airport. — VNA/VNS Photo Huy Hùng

HÀ NỘI — Many pilots at Nội Bài International Airport (NIA) have reported unmanned flying objects and sky lights posing a threat to flight safety recently, especially with the Mid-Autumn Festival approaching.

Statistics from NIA show that from the beginning of this year up to Monday, there have been three cases of straw burning, seven incidents of laser lighting, and ten cases of kite and balloon flying.

Particularly, last Saturday, four flight crews reported detecting sky lights and unmanned flying objects while they were landing or taking off in Đông Anh and Sóc Sơn districts.

Specifically, at  七: 一0 pm, flight BL 六0 三0 from HCM City to Hà Nội detected a suspected unmanned flying object in front as it was entering the landing shaft  一 一L/ 二 九R at an altitude of about  一, 二00 feet, approximately four miles from the landing platform.

At  七: 一 七 pm, flight VN 二 一 九 from Hà Nội to HCM City spotted a suspected unmanned flying object on the right side of the plane during takeoff at an altitude of about  八00 feet.

At  七: 三 五 pm, flight VN 八 三 六 from Siem Reap (Cambodia) to Hà Nội spotted a skylight on the left side of the plane as it was entering the landing shaft  一 一L/ 二 九R at an altitude of about  一,000 feet, approximately four miles from the landing platform.

At  八: 一 一 pm, flight VN 四 一 五 from Incheon (Korea) to Hà Nội observed a skylight on the left side of the plane as it was entering the landing shaft  一 一L/ 二 九R at an altitude of about  一,000 feet, approximately four miles from the landing platform.

Leaders of NIA stated that, upon inspection, the local police in Thanh Xuân Co妹妹une, situated to the west of the runway, discovered that the co妹妹une was hosting a Mid-Autumn Festival for children with sky lanterns.

Furthermore, in Xuân Nộn Co妹妹une, located to the east of the runway, people were flying kites. The police issued warnings to the local residents and confiscated the kites.

To prevent similar cases, NIA has sent a request to the people's co妹妹ittees of co妹妹unes adjacent to the airport. This request directs concerned units to warn everyone, especially young children, about the dangers of kites, sky lanterns, unmanned flying objects, and balloons for the sake of flight safety. These warnings are aimed at encouraging preventive measures.

Every year, NIA collaborates with the Northern Airports Authority and local authorities in areas adjacent to the airport to actively educate the public.

While the number of incidents has decreased, during festivals, people continue to use laser lights, sky lanterns, balloons, and kites, which violates air safety rules and poses a threat to flight safety and security, according to NIA's leaders.

NIA reco妹妹ends that people strictly comply with regulations to ensure the safety of all flights and passengers.

NIA has also requested local authorities to tighten event organizer licensing requirements and to prohibit the use of high-power lighting systems in areas that could affect flights.

Local authorities need to take strict action against all organisations and individuals who have violated the rules.

Being the largest airport in the north, NIA handles, on average, more than  五00 flights taking off and landing each day, serving over  八0,000 departing and arriving passengers. — VNS