Greenland’s international airport evacuated after bomb threat | IceNews

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April 23, 2026

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Greenland’s international airport evacuated after bomb threat | IceNews

Greenland’s Nuuk International Airport was fully evacuated and saw a major police response after a woman allegedly made a bomb threat on Tuesday afternoon.

Greenlandic police received the call on Tuesday 21st April, just after 15:30, prompting a full evacuation. Officers launched an active on-site investigation.

Police officer Aqqaluk Petersen confirmed that a woman is in custody following the threat. The suspect is expected to face legal consequences, including, at a minimum, a financial penalty.

In Greenland, making bomb threats, including discussing explosives, is treated as a serious offence, and evacuation is standard protocol across all airports in the country.

The situation remains under investigation, and no further details have been released.

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