[Passenger plane mistakenly issued a hijacking alarm, Germany's Nuremberg Airport resumed takeoffs and landings after a brief suspension] October 13th, Germany's Nuremberg Airport resumed flight takeoffs and landings after a brief suspension on October 13th, local time. At noon that day, a passenger plane flying from the Greek island of Corfu issued a hijacking alert code, and the pilot was unable to contact via radio for a time. Police dispatched special forces and temporarily blocked the airport. The passenger plane subsequently landed safely. After contacting the crew, the police confirmed that there was no danger at the scene and lifted the alarm. Police said the cause of the alarm was still under investigation. A police spokesman said faulty cockpit radio equipment may have been a factor. (CCTV News)