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BOISE, Idaho — Travelers passing through Boise Airport during the busy Labor Day weekend did not face delays on Sunday after a reported smoke odor led to the precautionary evacuation of the airport's air traffic control tower, according to airport officials. The Boise Airport air traffic control tower was evacuated as a precaution around 2:30 p.m. 6 after a smoke odor was reported, according to airport officials. Officials said there does not appear to be an active fire. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has dispatched a team to investigate the source of the odor, according to the airport.
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