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A drone down England's second largest airport for 30 hours earlier this week. Police are for the people who the drone. The police these people are "eco-warriors". These are activists who take part in protests or take action to awareness of environmental problems. The drone flights from leaving the UK's Gatwick Airport on Wednesday and Thursday. The airport was to close its runway. Over 120,000 travellers have been . Many of them were to fly home for Christmas. Instead, they had to sleep on the airport floor or try to find flights from other airports. Some passengers nine hours sitting on a plane near the boarding gate.

The British government is now about the actions it can take if other people use drones to chaos. They are worried people could drones to attack airports, nuclear power stations and other important buildings. Police said they in "a game of cat and mouse" with the drone. They said: "Each time we we got close to the operator, the drone disappears; when we look to reopen the airfield, the drone again." This many times. Hundreds of police officers and the British Army to find the drone's operator, but couldn't. The police are worried a drone could a plane to crash. The operator of the drone could up to five years in jail.