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Flights suspended at German airport after man tries to drive onto tarmac

Image: Hanover Airport
Passengers wait at the airport in Hanover after flights were suspended following an incident where a man broke through a gate with a car on on Dec. 29, 2018. Copyright  Clemens Heidrich
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By The Associated Press with NBC News World News
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Flights have been suspended at Hannover airport in central Germany after a man tried to drive onto the facility's apron.

BERLIN — Flights have been suspended at Hannover airport in central Germany after a man tried to drive onto the facility's apron, also known as the tarmac.

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German news agency dpa reported that federal police said the man, who was in a Polish-registered car, was detained on Saturday afternoon.

Take-offs and landings were suspended while the incident was investigated, though the airport's terminals remained open. It wasn't immediately clear how long flight operations would be suspended.

The Hannover airport isn't one of Germany's major hubs.

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