SECURITYWSVN MIAMI
Alaska Airlines flight at MIA forced to lock down cockpit over passenger ‘threats’
An Alaska Airlines flight departing from Miami International Airport was forced into emergency protocols and delayed after crews reported passenger 'threats.' Though the Miami-Dade Sheriff’s Office determined there was no credible threat, passengers were deplaned for caution, requiring law enforcement presence at the gate. The aircraft was later cleared to reboard and completed its journey without further incident.
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