BROWN: This is a holiday travel nightmare happening in England just days before Christmas. Flights are grounded and officials at Gatwick, Britain's second-busiest airport, don't know when it will reopen all because of rogue drones that are disrupting air travel. CNN correspondent, Anna Stewart, is live at Gatwick Airport. Anna, I understand that the British military now could be called in to help find the culprit.</s>ANNA STEWART, CNN BUSINESS CORRESPONDENT: In fact, they have been now. And they're bringing with them what we're told is specialist equipment to try and get this thing out of the sky or at least detect it. Currently, no one can seem to find these drones. Pamela, it's coming up to 24 hours of these drone sightings. A very, very long time. It's caused absolute chaos at Gatwick, which is the U.K.'s second-biggest airport. And 120,000 passengers impacted. Of course, it's a very busy time of year, people trying to get home and see their family, people trying to get on holiday. So much misery here for today. Now, Easy Jet, one of the major airlines here, have now cancelled flights for the rest of the evening. Other airlines are saying they hope to get flights off the ground, but no luck so far. It means for passengers it's another night of uncertainty, perhaps another night on the airport floor.</s>BROWN: Those passengers we're showing pictures of do not look happy, understandably, especially with this timing right before Christmas. Anna Stewart, thank you very much. Hour two now. I'm Pamela Brown, in for Brooke Baldwin.
Drone Sighting Causes Chaos at England's Gatwick Airport.