An airport in Alaska temporarily shut following a bomb threat on a cargo flight bound for Asia.
The China Air cargo plane en route to Taipei in Taiwan from Seattle was diverted to Anchorage’s international airport.
The airport reopened later Saturday after a thorough search of the aircraft was conducted and no explosives were found.
An investigation into the source of the threat is currently ongoing, officials added.


Canadian police identify suspect in mass school shooting
Bangladesh votes in landmark election after Gen Z uprising
Teacher dies after Thailand school shooting
Israel to join Trump's 'Board of Peace', Netanyahu says
US lets flights resume at El Paso airport after brief security halt
