Authorities in Hungary have launched an investigation following an unauthorized flight involving a stolen Cessna 172. The incident began when the aircraft entered a restricted no-fly zone designated around the Paks nuclear power plant, the country's only nuclear facility. Military radar systems detected the unauthorized entry, prompting immediate monitoring of the flight path.

Following the breach of restricted airspace, the pilot successfully landed the aircraft in an open field. Reports indicate that the pilot was under the influence of alcohol at the time of the incident. While the plane was confirmed to be stolen, officials have not yet released details regarding the origin of the theft or the identity of the individual involved. No injuries were reported on the ground, and the nuclear facility remained secure throughout the event. The investigation is ongoing as authorities work to determine how the pilot gained access to the aircraft and the specific motivations behind the flight path.