Turkish officials say Istanbul’s busy Ataturk International Airport has reopened, hours after

three suicide bombers killed 36 and wounded 147

.

Turkey’s Prime Minister Binali Yildirim told reporters that air traffic returned to normal and “Our airport has been opened to flights and departures from 02:20 (local time) on,” in a press statement at the airport early Wednesday morning.

Turkish Airline’s website says “flight operations have been restarted” and instructs passengers to monitor actual flight information.