On the evening of September 11, Tianjin Binhai Airport in northern China suffered a drone interference incident, resulting in a large area of flights unable to take off and land, and the travel plans of more than 3,000 passengers were affected.

According to the news released by Tianjin Binhai International Airport, the unidentified flying object was found in the airport's airspace at 19:33 that night, and it was confirmed that it was a drone. The sudden situation triggered an immediate emergency response from the airport, which quickly took measures to suspend flights for public safety reasons.

As of 23:00 that night, a total of 29 flights were delayed at Tianjin Binhai Airport, 8 flights were canceled, and 32 flights were diverted. The incident disrupted the travel plans of more than 3,000 passengers and forced them to face flight delays or cancellations.

After a tense and orderly disposal, Tianjin Binhai International Airport ushered in the first flight that took off smoothly at 6:10 on the next day, September 12.

The lawyer said that the affected passengers can make a claim to the airline, asking the airline to refund or change the ticket, and compensate the loss, such as the cost of accommodation and transportation expenses caused by the detention at the airport. If passengers buy flight delay insurance, they can apply to the insurance company for compensation.

According to China's Interim Regulations on the Flight Management of Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVS), if the flight of a drone has caused serious consequences, such as causing flight delays, the person operating the drone may violate the relevant provisions of the criminal law on endangering public security and need to bear certain criminal responsibility. At the same time, its behavior of controlling drones has caused economic losses to airlines and passengers, so it needs to bear certain civil liability for compensation.

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9月11日晚，天津滨海机场遭遇无人机扰航事件，导致航班大面积无法起降，3000余名旅客的出行计划因此受到影响。

据天津滨海国际机场发布的消息，当晚19时33分，机场空域发现不明飞行物，经确认系无人机。这一突发情况立即引发了机场方面的紧急响应，出于公共安全考虑，机场迅速采取措施，暂停了航班的起降。

受无人机扰航影响，截至当晚23时，天津滨海机场共有29架次航班延误，8架次航班被取消，另有32架次航班备降外场。这一突发事件使得3000余名旅客的出行计划被打乱，不得不面临航班延误或取消的困境。

面对这一紧急情况，天津滨海国际机场迅速启动了大面积航班延误联合应急处置预案黄色等级响应。机场方面积极协调各航空公司，调集力量，妥善转运安置滞留旅客，以最大程度地减少旅客的不便和损失。

经过紧张有序的处置，天津滨海国际机场于9月12日6时10分迎来了首架顺利起飞的航班——CA293Y航班（天津-大连）。这标志着机场进出港航班已经恢复正常起降，旅客的出行也逐渐恢复正常。

知名刑事辩护律师、河南泽槿律师事务所主任付建表示，此事中，受影响的旅客可以向航空公司进行索赔，要求航空公司进行退票或改签，并赔偿损失，例如因滞留机场所产生的住宿费、交通费等。如果旅客购买了航班延误险，可以向保险公司申请理赔。

根据《无人驾驶航空器飞行管理暂行条例》的规定，无人机的飞行行为造成了严重后果，如导致航班延误，操控无人机的人可能触犯刑法中关于危害公共安全的相关规定，需要承担一定的刑事责任。同时其操控无人机的行为给航空公司、旅客等造成了经济损失，因此需要承担一定的民事赔偿责任。