FAA Lifts Ground Stop at Reagan Airport After United Airlines Bomb Threat Scare

The FAA lifted a ground stop at "Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport" following a bomb threat against a "United Airlines" flight, ensuring passenger safety amid heightened security concerns.

• The "Federal Aviation Administration" issued a ground stop at "Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport" on Tuesday in response to a bomb threat involving a "United Airlines" plane.
• Passengers were safely evacuated from the aircraft, which was subsequently moved away from the terminal for thorough investigation by security authorities in "Washington, D.C.".
• The incident, which originated from a flight traveling to "Houston", prompted immediate action to prevent potential risks and maintain airport security.