Airspace in Northern Ireland and Scotland is closed after the Icelandic ash cloud returns. ... read more >>
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Volcanic ash cloud shuts Scotland and Northern Ireland airports for second day
Wednesday, May 5th, 2010
Iceland volcano: few flights arrive despite airspace reopening
Wednesday, April 21st, 2010
Hundreds of flights remain cancelled at Britain’s airports despite a lifting of the UK airspace ban which has allowed some passengers to land at Heathrow for the first time in six days. The blanket ban, imposed following safety fears over a cloud of volcanic ash, was lifted from 10pm on Tuesday, with a British Airways flight from Vancouver among a handful to arrive at London Heathrow. ... read more >>
Hundreds of flights remain cancelled at Britain’s airports despite a lifting of the UK airspace ban which has allowed some passengers to land at Heathrow for the first time in six days. The blanket ban, imposed following safety fears over a cloud of volcanic ash, was lifted from 10pm on Tuesday, with a British Airways flight from Vancouver among a handful to arrive at London Heathrow. ... read more >>
Iceland volcano: flight ban to remain in place across most of Britain
Tuesday, April 20th, 2010
The flight ban covering most of Britain’s airspace will remain in place until tonight at the earliest, according to air traffic controllers. A small number of domestic flights have taken off after the volcanic ash cloud cleared from some parts of UK airspace, but the main London airports are now “unlikely to open today”. ... read more >>
The flight ban covering most of Britain’s airspace will remain in place until tonight at the earliest, according to air traffic controllers. A small number of domestic flights have taken off after the volcanic ash cloud cleared from some parts of UK airspace, but the main London airports are now “unlikely to open today”. ... read more >>
Volcanic ash closes European airports
Friday, April 16th, 2010
Reporting from Los Angeles and London. An immense plume of volcanic ash cast a silent pall over the skies of Northern Europe on Thursday, grounding air traffic across Britain, Scandinavia and elsewhere, halting flights to and from North America, stranding travelers and isolating much of the continent to an extent that was without precedent in recent memory. ... read more >>
Reporting from Los Angeles and London. An immense plume of volcanic ash cast a silent pall over the skies of Northern Europe on Thursday, grounding air traffic across Britain, Scandinavia and elsewhere, halting flights to and from North America, stranding travelers and isolating much of the continent to an extent that was without precedent in recent memory. ... read more >>
Smoke, no one cares
Monday, September 28th, 2009
The only time when it is guaranteed that you will not find anyone smoking in our airports is during Ramadan daylight hours. ... read more >>
The only time when it is guaranteed that you will not find anyone smoking in our airports is during Ramadan daylight hours. ... read more >>
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