Danger at Dulles Airport Status Withdrawn

Status of a hazard at Dulles International Airport near the capital of the United States, Washington DC, finally repealed at 20:30 am local time on Saturday (10/09/2011) or 7:30 pm Sunday (11/09/2011) after the bomb disposal team police found no dangerous objects on a suspicious package.

Previously, most of the area the airport was closed after a suspicious package was found near the cargo handling room at 16:30 local time. Dulles International Airport spokesman Robert Yingling, said the closures led to passengers and staff at some passengers at the departure gate wing B airport was evacuated.

According to Yingling, the departure gates had closed for four hours before being reopened.

Explosives disposal team from the Virginia State Police declared the situation safe at about 20:30. "The boxes in the cargo pallet does not contain any dangerous objects," said Yingling, who said during the investigation remains ongoing airport operations.

The U.S. is in a high level of vigilance towards the top of the 10th anniversary of the 9 / 11 which will be held on Sunday (11/09/2011). Wednesday, an intelligence information that could be trusted to mention a group of terrorists planning to detonate a car bomb to attack critical infrastructure, like bridges or tunnels in the city of New York and Washington.

Dulles Airport itself has bitter memories related to the tragedy 9 / 11 because one of the terrorists hijacked planes took off time from the airport is located about 36 kilometers west of Washington, is. The aircraft owned by airlines American Airlines Flight 77 that later crashed into one side of the building the U.S. Department of Defense (Pentagon)