“Wilkes-Barre Scranton International Airport Evacuated Following Bomb Threat” – PAHomePage.com

Wilkes-Barre Scranton International Airport was evacuated on Tuesday morning after a bomb threat was reported. Passengers and staff were quickly ushered out of the terminal as authorities responded to the threat.

The airport’s security team, along with local law enforcement, conducted a thorough sweep of the premises to ensure the safety of everyone on site. No explosive devices were found during the search.

Passengers were left stranded outside the airport, waiting for updates on when they would be able to resume their travels. Many were anxious and concerned about the situation, but officials assured them that the threat had been taken seriously and all necessary precautions were being taken.

After several hours of investigation, the airport was given the all-clear and passengers were allowed back inside to continue with their travel plans. The incident caused delays and disruptions, but ultimately everyone was grateful for the swift response of authorities in handling the situation.

The investigation into the bomb threat is ongoing, and authorities are working to determine the source of the threat and if there was any validity to it. In the meantime, the airport has resumed normal operations and is working to get passengers back on track with their travel plans.