Italy's Catania Airport Reopens After Three-Day Etna Volcano Stoppage
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The largest airport on Italy's island of Sicily has resumed normal operations after suspending all flights since Saturday due to violent activity at Mount Etna.
It slows the emission of ash from the North-East crater with a weaker activity confined in the summit area of Etna, in the absence of eruptive cloud, and returns fully operational the international airport of Catania, without any restriction in arrivals ... (ANSA)
Italy's Catania airport reopens after three-day Etna volcano stoppage
The airport in Catania, Sicily, reopened today after being closed for three days due to volcanic ash spewing from Mount Etna.
All departures and arrivals at the fifth largest Italian airport had been suspended since Saturday. This summer the ash emissions were particularly strong and had affected thousands of passengers during the peak travel season in August.
CATANIA. Catania Airport, located on the Italian island of Sicily, was reopened on Monday evening after a three-day closure due to handicaps caused by the volcanic ash of nearby Etna.
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