Sky Harbor Airport emergency drill: Travelers may see smoke, response crews
Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport is holding a federally-mandated emergency response drill on Wednesday afternoon. Travelers may see smoke and emergency crews, but officials say operations will continue normally.
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