Two people that were arrested in connection with Gatwick's drone incident are no longer suspects, and have been released without charge.
Gatwick is offering a $63,000 reward for information about the drones that shut down one of Europe's busiest airports, for 36 hours.
The airport was forced to cancel or divert around 1,000 flights last Wednesday citing safety concerns. Every time the airport tried to re-open the runways, the drones returned, in what police called a deliberate act of sabotage.
It's the most disruptive incident of its kind, affecting 140,000 passengers, who were traveling the week before Christmas. Flights only resumed on Friday after the British army was deployed to safeguard the perimeter.
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