Birmingham Airport Evacuated After Bomb Scare Disrupts Flights
A suspicious vehicle prompted a mass evacuation at Birmingham Airport, causing significant travel delays before being deemed safe.
- The incident occurred on Wednesday afternoon when a suspicious vehicle was reported near Birmingham Airport, the UK's seventh largest airport.
- West Midlands Police and bomb disposal experts were called to the scene, leading to the evacuation of hundreds of passengers as a safety precaution.
- Flights to destinations including Paris, Madrid, and Tenerife were delayed, with some passengers waiting on the tarmac for hours.
- Following an investigation, the vehicle was declared safe, and airport operations have since resumed, with passengers advised to check flight updates.
- This marks the second evacuation at Birmingham Airport this year, following a separate security incident in April.