BOISE, Idaho — The Boise Airport air traffic control tower was evacuated Sunday afternoon as a precaution after there was a report of a smoke odor.
The evacuation happened around 2:30 p.m. According to a spokesperson for the airport, no active fire has been reported.
Officials said the Federal Aviation Administration has sent a team to the airport to investigate the source of the odor.
The airport is not currently experiencing delays as a result of the evacuation, as aircraft are allowed to arrive and depart.
Passengers are encouraged to monitor their airline's app or to contact them for updates about their flights.
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