BREAKING UPDATE: All clear at DC’s Reagan National Airport after bomb threat
Flights were grounded Tuesday after a reported bomb threat on a United Airlines flight arriving from Houston.
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Flights were grounded Tuesday after a reported bomb threat on a United Airlines flight arriving from Houston.
UPDATE: Flight operations at Reagan National Airport resumed Tuesday after a security threat temporarily forced a ground stop, according to officials with the airport and the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA).
Authorities said the threat targeted United Airlines Flight 512, which was arriving with 89 passengers and six crew members on board.
Original article below.
All flights at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport (DCA) were grounded late Tuesday morning after a reported bomb threat on a United Airlines flight arriving from Houston.
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View on XThe FAA issued a security emergency around 11:30 am ET, halting both incoming and outgoing flights and affecting more than 800 scheduled departures and arrivals.
Passengers on the ground said the arriving United flight was quickly surrounded by emergency vehicles after landing. Air
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