Otters ‘invade’ Singapore’s Changi Airport
Close to a dozen of the creatures were seen on the tarmac, prompting safety measures to be activated
There was a breach at Changi Airport in Singapore by a group of unusual suspects: a family of otters.
Changi Airport activated its Airside Safety team after its surveillance system detected the animals on its premises.
The otters were eventually guided out towards Changi Beach, a Changi Airport Group (CAG) spokesman said.
“There was no disruption to airport operations,” the CAG spokesman added.
The “invasion” by the otters was captured on video which has been shared widely on social media.
Video footage showed close to a dozen of the mammals scurrying around the tarmac, close to a Singapore Airlines plane. At one point in the video, the otters were directly below an aircraft engine.