Brussels Airport Locked Down After Explosions

The airport in the Belgian capital of Brussels is locked down after two explosions rocked the departure hall.

The incident comes as Brussels remains on high alert following the arrest of Paris terror attack suspect Salah Abdeslam in the city last week.

At least one person and dead and a number are injured. Hundreds of people ran from the airport, where all flights are canceled.

Train traffic near the airport is suspended.

Reports indicate the explosions, just before 8 a.m. local time, were centered near an American Airlines desk.

Photos on social media show shattered glass at the entrance, blown out windows, and smoke rising over the airport.