Jennifer Kowalski, 28, of Dumbarton in Scotland, and Cole Macdonald, 22, pleaded not guilty to causing criminal damage to aircrafts at Stansted Airport.
Two Just Stop Oil protesters have denied causing at least £52,000 worth of damage after private jets were sprayed with orange paint at Stansted Airport.
The pair are accused of using angle grinders to break through an airport fence at around 5am on Thursday before entering a taxiway with Just Stop Oil-branded fire extinguishers filled with orange spray paint, the court heard. Prosecutors say that the cost of cleaning up the paint was £52,000, although the full damage to the fence and amount needed to fund extra security in the wake of the alleged stunt is not yet known.
Kowalski and Macdonald are also both charged with aggravated trespass, though they were not asked to enter pleas for that.
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