San Francisco International Airport terminal reopens after brief bomb scare
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}Officials at San Francisco International Airport have reopened a terminal where a suspicious package caused a partial shutdown.
Terminal One was open again by 1:30 p.m. Friday, two hours after a bag screener found the package as it went through an X-ray machine.
A bomb squad was called to the scene, and the boarding area for Delta Airlines flights was evacuated.
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}Airport spokesman Mike McCarron said passengers were temporarily redirected to other boarding areas then bussed to flights.
A Delta spokesman says six of its flights were delayed because of the brief lockdown.
KTVU-TV reports that one person was detained for questioning. San Francisco police did not immediately return calls.