The phrase "airport alert" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to notifications or warnings related to airport operations, such as delays, security issues, or weather conditions.
Example: "Passengers are advised to check the airport alert system for any updates regarding their flights."
Alternatives: "flight alert" or "travel advisory".
They can also disseminate the needed info publicly or privately as needed (think personalized hospital, airport alerts).
Near the top of the app's home page, for example, is the "Airport Status" alert page for United States locations.
Mr. Dern said that the shutdown was unrelated to the airport security alert in Britain last week, when laptops were not allowed on flights.
The airport announcement alerted any stragglers who had not been notified in advance to the news that they would be spending the day at Stansted.
Severe measures here in addition to the federal ban include the Agriculture Department's placing airports on alert to inspect travelers and their belongings in hopes of keeping the disease out.
Others are paging passengers automatically through wireless technology -- even before they arrive at the airport -- to alert them of flight delays or cancellations.
The apparent purpose of this exercise is to alert airport staff to the presence of would-be terrorists lurking amid the ennui and shingled splendor of Montclair.
Had it had not been for alert airport staff, these 6 patients (5 with severe malaria) would have been on a 9-hour flight to the United States; consequences for the patients could have been fatal.
Accidentally I had taken this through what is probably the most drug-alert airport in the world - Miami.
A man and his small spider monkey were detained yesterday after a flight crew alerted airport officials that they had a monkey aboard their aircraft en route to La Guardia Airport.
