The airport was evacuated after a potential threat with the FBI and airport police working to determine its credibility.

Travelers were evacuated from the Kansas City International Airport terminal Sunday due to a potential threat.

The incident occurred the morning of Sunday, March 8

Kansas City International Airport in Missouri was partly evacuated over a “threat” Sunday afternoon but has since resumed “normal operations,” officials said. “The security incident at [Kansas City International Airport] is now clear and normal operations are resuming,

"We were all told to immediately get to concourse A," one traveler wrote on X as an evacuation order was enforced at Kansas City International Airport.

During a sweep of the airport’s garage, a vehicle on the top floor was identified by K-9 units as suspicious. Kansas City Police’s Bomb and Arson unit was then called in to investigate, and the garage was kept closed for an additional three hours.

The Kansas City International Airport terminal reopened Sunday afternoon hours after it was evacuated for several hours while authorities looked into a potential threat.

After breaking the record for the earliest 90-degree day on Friday & breaking a daily heat record, things have been taken up a notch today. Reaching 93 degrees Saturday afternoon at Kansas City International Airport,