Maj, aged 30, and Rufus, aged 24, entered Bromma Airport. They sprayed and glued themselves on top of the private plane "SE-RLY" to sound the alarm and raise awareness about climate chaos in Sweden.
Flashback: Flight actions in spring 2025
In spring 2025 at Easter time, Restore Wetlands disrupted air traffic at various locations in the country.
Read here the summary of the actions
21.04.2025, Trollhättan
Letter to humanity disrupted flights
Frida Sundblad, 41, and William Grönlund, 50, from Restore Wetlands walked hand in hand across the runways at Trollhättan Airport towards a departing flight to hand over a letter to the passengers and pilot.
On Easter Monday, Restore Wetlands organised its fifth action at airports to draw attention to the fact that climate policies are in free fall.
Letter to humanity
"To the passengers of flight OJ 272
We have cut a hole in the fence surrounding Trollhättan airport, squeezed through and walked along the runway to bring you this letter. That is why ..." Read the full letter
20.04.2025, Sundsvall
Stopping flights with a picnic basket
Amanda Didricksson from Bollnäs and Anna Termine from Italy took their picnic basket to Sundsvall Airport and stopped the air traffic.
Right next to the runway, they set the table with a red tablecloth, thermos and cookies.
Restore Wetlands organised another action to draw attention to peat mining and the fact that climate policy is in free fall.
19.04.2025, Landvetter
Drones over Landvetter airport
On Easter Eve morning, another action took place where people from Restore Wetlands flew drones at Landvetter Airport.
Anton, 29, and Edvin, 28, flew the drone about 30 metres into the air and then sat and waited for the police.
18.04.2025, Sturup
Sturup closed
On Good Friday afternoon, Tina, 32, and John, 36, entered Malmö Airport and stopped planes from taking off.
This is one of a series of actions where the Restore Wetlands movement wants to sound the alarm and draw attention to the failure of climate policies.
09.04.2025, Bromma
Aircraft at Bromma sprayed
On 9 April, we sprayed private planes at Bromma with paint. Restore Wetlands initiated a three-week wave of actions that disrupted air traffic in Sweden. These actions were to raise awareness about the harmful effects of peat mining and the fact that Finnish state-owned Neova is mining peat in Sweden while Finland is receiving €466 million from the EU to phase out its own peat mining.
It is also a protest against the climate policy in Sweden, which is in free fall, with Sweden missing all climate targets.
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