KM Malta Airlines has warned passengers that flights to Catania could face further disruption and last-minute cancellations as volcanic activity at Mount Etna continues. The airline said on Monday that the ongoing eruption was creating a “highly unpredictable and rapidly changing operating environment” for Catania airport and airlines serving it. It
KM Malta Airlines has issued a warning to passengers that flights between Malta and Catania may experience ongoing disruptions and last-minute cancellations as Mount Etna continues its volcanic activity. The airline noted that the ongoing eruption has created an unpredictable operating environment where volcanic activity, wind, and weather conditions
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All arriving flights at Catania airport were suspended on Saturday morning because of volcanic ash from Mount Etna, disrupting at least two flights from Malta. Catania Bellini Airport said arrivals would remain suspended until noon this Saturday because of significant volcanic ash in the air following Etna’s latest eruption. Departing flights were
Mount Etna, one of the world's most active volcanoes, belched smoke and ashes in a new eruption on Saturday, forcing the suspension of arrivals at a nearby airport on Sicily. "Due to Etna's eruptive activity and the associated release of volcanic ash into the atmosphere, the airspace corresponding to the cloud (Sector C1) has been closed," Catania