Air traffic at Germany's largest airport in Frankfurt has partially resumed after activists from the climate group Last Generation managed to gain access to the airport grounds. Take-offs and landings have resumed at the airport, but not all runways are fully operational yet, an airport spokesperson said on Thursday morning. Air traffic at Germany's Frankfurt airport has been temporarily suspended after activists from the climate group Last Generation managed to gain access to the airport grounds, police said on Thursday morning. Several protesters entered through a fence in the early hours and glued themselves to the airport's tarmac. Source: Qatar News Agency
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