(ANSA) - Rome, February 7 - Rome's Ciampino Airport reopened
Thursday after three German WWII bombs found there were defused.
All 750 passengers who had been evacuated were allowed to
return to the airport.
The airport will be operational again soon, sources said.
The airport had been closed for about three hours.
Several flights were delayed.
Ciampino reopens after WWII bombs defuse
Passengers return to airport