Manufacturing Industry
Man makes bomb threat after arriving at airport too late
Airline Industry Information, Feb 9, 2004
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Brunswick-Golden Isles Airport in Georgia was shut down for about four hours on Saturday (7 February) after a passenger said he had a bomb in his luggage.
The man reportedly arrived at the airport without enough time to have his baggage inspected. When he was delayed, he allegedly make a comment about a bomb in his luggage and left the scene. The incident prompted officials to seal off the airport and destroy the luggage using a robot to move it to a secure area.
The man has been charged with making terroristic threats, according to The Associated Press.
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