Adelaide Airport’s main terminal evacuated after security breach

Adelaide Airport’s main terminal evacuated after security breach

Adelaide Airport’s main terminal has been temporarily evacuated after a security breach that could cause delays for travellers.

The incident, which occurred at around 11am CST (11.30am AEST), is expected to cause flight delays for the coming hours.

The airport administration said that “the breach occurred as a result of passengers arriving on a regional flight entering the terminal without undergoing adequate screening.”

The check-in area at Adelaide Airport on November 18, 2020 in Adelaide, Australia. South Australia Premier Steven Marshall has announced new statewide lockdown restrictions for the next six days in response to a surge in new COVID-19 cases in the community. The new restrictions will come into effect at midnight, with all South Australians required to stay at home for the next six days and only allowed to leave their homes for essential purposes. (GT)

“The terminal has been evacuated in an orderly manner and passengers will be re-screened shortly,” a statement posted on Adelaide Airport’s social media accounts read.

“There will likely be some flight delays as a result, and passengers are asked to check with their airlines for the latest flight information.

“We apologize to our customers who were impacted this morning and appreciate their patience and understanding.”

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