A passenger at Tweed New Haven Airport was arrested after making a remark about having a bomb in his bag while boarding a flight heading to North Carolina on Thursday morning, according to airport officials.

A man was arrested Thursday at Connecticut’s Tweed-New Haven Airport after “sarcastically” saying he had a bomb in his bag.

A man accused of making comments about bombs and plane crashes Thursday at Tweed New Haven Regional Airport that resulted in the search of a plane and a temporary pause on all flights was released on a promise to appear,

Flights at Tweed New Haven Airport were delayed on Thursday for what was initially described as a “security incident.” New Haven police said that someone who boarded a plane made comments about a bomb,

Jarrett Tucker, 31, of Fairfield, was arrested after making comments about a bomb and the recent plane crashes in the United States, according to New Haven Police.