Monday, July 25, 2011
Part of New York's JFK airport evacuated
A busy terminal in New York's John F. Kennedy International Airport was partly evacuated after an unattended bag was found, according to a spokesman for American Airlines.
The area around the ticketing desks was cleared of travelers while authorities investigated the package, according to the spokesman, Ned Raynolds of American Airlines, which is owned by AMR Corp.
"We took the normal precautions and notified authorities," Raynolds said. Travelers who had already passed through security were not evacuated due their distance from the package, Raynolds said.
The area around the ticketing desks was cleared of travelers while authorities investigated the package, according to the spokesman, Ned Raynolds of American Airlines, which is owned by AMR Corp.
"We took the normal precautions and notified authorities," Raynolds said. Travelers who had already passed through security were not evacuated due their distance from the package, Raynolds said.




















