NAV Canada says service is back to normal following bomb threats made against a number of airports across the country.
Evacuations were ordered at a number of sites, and flights were temporarily grounded at Ottawa, Montreal, Edmonton, Winnipeg, Calgary and Vancouver.
The St. John’s International Airport Authority says it has not experienced any known threats, but anyone with scheduled flight plans for today is asked to check with their carriers.
NAV Canada says it cannot disclose the specific nature of the threat, however it is working closely with authorities as the investigation continues.
Following this morning’s security threat at multiple NAV CANADA sites, all operations have now returned to normal. Travelers are encouraged to check directly with their airlines for the latest updates, as delays may still occur. We sincerely thank the airlines and passengers for…
— NAV CANADA (@navcanada) July 3, 2025
Earlier update
NAV Canada says service is gradually returning to normal following bomb threats made against a number of airports across the country.
Evacuations were ordered at a number of sites, and flights were temporarily grounded at Ottawa, Montreal, Edmonton, Winnipeg, Calgary and Vancouver.
The St. John’s International Authority says it has not experienced any known threats, but anyone with scheduled flight plans for today is asked to check with their carriers.
NAV Canada says delays are expected.
Following the evacuation of a number of our sites and subsequent threat assessment by authorities, service is gradually resuming at affected sites. Travellers are advised to check directly with their airline for the latest updates, as delays are expected. We thank airlines and…
— NAV CANADA (@navcanada) July 3, 2025
Earlier Story
VOCM News is aware of potential flight disruptions at some major Canadian airports as the result of an apparent security threat.
NAV CANADA issued a statement this morning indicating that it was made aware of bomb threats affecting facilities in Ottawa, Montreal, Edmonton, Winnipeg, Calgary and Vancouver.
A temporary “ground stop” was implemented at the affected airports.
Early this morning, NAV CANADA was made aware of bomb threats affecting facilities in Ottawa, Montreal, Edmonton, Winnipeg, Calgary and Vancouver. Employees at impacted locations are safe, and a temporary ground stop has been implemented at the affected airports.
We are…
— NAV CANADA (@navcanada) July 3, 2025
NAV Canada is collaborating with authorities to address the situation and ensure the safety of all personnel and passengers.
The St. John’s International Authority says it has not experienced any known threats, but anyone with scheduled flight plans for today is asked to check with their carriers.
VOCM News is tracking the story and will have more information as it becomes available.
