Italy’s Catania Airport Shuts Again as Etna Ash Halts Flights
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Italy’s Catania airport shuts again as Etna ash halts flights
ROME, Sept 14 (Reuters) - Flights at Italy's Catania airport were suspended again on Monday due to volcanic ash from Mount Etna's ongoing activity, the company operating the Sicilian hub said. All arrivals at the airport, Italy's fifth-busiest b...
The flights from Catania Airport in Italy were suspended again on Monday, due to volcanic ash from the ongoing activity of the Etna volcano, announced the company operating the Sicilian airport, transmits Reuters. All arrivals to the airport, the fifth most crowded in Italy as regards passenger traffic and the ...
A 4 km high eruptive cloud forced the company that manages the airport of Catania to close one of the air spaces around the Etna, the C1, and to suspend flights arriving until 16 September. In these hours, from the craters of the volcano there is an intense emission of lava ash and the [...] The article Cloud 4 km from Etna, suspended until 16 the flights arriving at the airport of Catania comes from Il Fatto Quotidiano.
Following the volcanic activities, the closure of the C1 sector was ordered.
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