Bomb Threat Grounds Frontier Flight Nearly Two Hours at DFW Airport

A Frontier Airlines flight from Denver to Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport (DFW) was delayed for nearly two hours due to a bomb threat note found in the airplane's lavatory. Passengers were kept on the tarmac while a full emergency response involving airport police, the FBI, and a SWAT team thoroughly searched the aircraft. Authorities ultimately determined the threat was non-credible, and no explosives were found, allowing the plane to be cleared and passengers to safely deplane. This incident caused significant stress and disruption for passengers, highlighting how security scares can negatively impact the airport experience and the broader tourism industry. The investigation into the origin of the note and any potential suspects is ongoing, with no arrests reported yet. The event underscores the importance of airport security protocols and their effect on travelers and the cities they visit.