
AI-generated summary
The operation of Nuremberg Airport was suspended by the police due to an emergency situation in the air.
Brief retelling from RIA II
Operations at Nuremberg Airport have been suspended by German police due to an emergency situation in the airspace.
A police spokesman noted that information about the emergency situation has not yet been confirmed.
BERLIN, Oct 13 - RIA Novosti. The operation of Nuremberg Airport was suspended by the German police due to an emergency situation in the airspace, the circumstances are not specified, DPA reports.
“We are proceeding from the assumption of a possible emergency situation in the air. However, this information has not yet been confirmed,” the agency quotes the words of a police representative.

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