St. Louis Airport Evacuated After Bomb Threat

St. Louis Airport Evacuated Amid Bomb ThreatSt. Louis Airport Evacuated Amid Bomb Threat St. Louis Lambert International Airport was evacuated on Tuesday afternoon after a bomb threat prompted authorities to take immediate action. According to airport officials, the threat was received around 3:45 p.m. by the Transportation Security Administration (TSA). All passengers and employees were ordered to evacuate the terminals and surrounding areas. The St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department and the FBI responded to the scene and conducted a thorough search of the airport. After several hours, the all-clear was given and passengers were allowed to re-enter the terminals. “We take these threats very seriously,” said Airport Director Rhonda Hamm-Niebruegge. “The safety and security of our passengers and employees is our top priority.” The evacuation caused significant flight delays and cancellations. Passengers were stranded in long lines outside the airport as they waited for updates. “It was a very scary experience,” said one passenger who was evacuated. “I’m just glad that everyone is safe.” The FBI is continuing to investigate the threat. Authorities believe that the threat was not credible but are taking every precaution to ensure the safety of the public. As of Tuesday evening, the airport is operating normally. However, passengers are advised to check with their airlines for any updates on flight delays or cancellations.