St. John’s International Airport Reopens After Bomb Threat Deemed ‘Non-Credible’

This is the second time the airport has been forced to shut down for a police investigation in a little over a month.

A person standing at the main entrance to St. John's International Airport Terminal is shown on Jan. 19, 2022. Paul Daly /The Canadian Press

St. John’s International Airport reopened to the public at 11:30 a.m. after an early morning bomb threat suspended all flight activity Jan. 12.

The airport authority said employees are back at work after security checks and video surveillance confirmed the threat to be “non-credible.”