The wreckage of a private plane that crashed over the weekend sits covered in snow at the Bangor International Airport on Tuesday afternoon. (Anna Chadwick/Staff Photographer)The Bangor International Airport reopened shortly before noon Thursday, days after a fatal plane crash forced its runway to shut down. “Airport operations have resumed and airlines are working to get passengers to their destinations,” airport officials wrote in a Facebook post. The runway had been closed since Sunday night following Maine’s deadliest passenger plane crash in decades. A preliminary, fact-finding report is expected within 30 days of the crash, but a final report including probable cause will not be released for 12-24 months, the board has said.