BERLIN — A man drove a car through the security perimeter at Hannover Airport in northern Germany on Saturday, police said, prompting authorities to suspend flights for more than four hours. Police alleged the man was under the influence of drugs when he drove the Poland-registered car through a gate and onto the apron, German news agency dpa reported. They said the man tried to follow a landing plane operated by Greek airline Aegean. Police said they couldn’t give further information on where he came from because he wasn’t carrying an identity card. The international airport in Hannover handled 5.87 million passengers last year, though it isn’t one of Germany’s top hubs.

Source: National Post December 29, 2018 17:24 UTC