Another day,Watch Project X Online another drone-related airport shutdown.
It's only been a few weeks since drone sightings at London's Gatwick Airport caused around 1,000 flights to be delayed, and prompted a huge police search for the culprits.
SEE ALSO: UK police get new powers to seize and search naughty dronesAnd on Tuesday evening, shortly after the government announced new police powers and regulations regarding drones, it's happened again.
Shortly before 6pm, London's Heathrow Airport posted the following tweet:
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Fortunately for passengers, delays didn't last anywhere near as long as they did last month at Gatwick. After about an hour of suspensions, the BBC reports, things were back up and running.
The investigation into the cause is ongoing.
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The BBC received confirmation from the Metropolitan Police that a criminal investigation is underway, and that the military is assisting.
"We are deploying specialist equipment to Heathrow Airport at the request of the Metropolitan Police," said a Ministry of Defence spokesman.
Mashable has reached out to Heathrow and the Metropolitan Police for an update.
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