Hundreds of flights were cancelled across much of Europe on Monday as heavy snow and freezing weather gripped the continent.
More than $7.14 billion in economic benefits could be gained by 2025 by reviewing European rules on allocating slots for landing and takeoff at the European Union’s busiest airports, according to a new study.
European airlines on Wednesday were forced to again cancel hundreds of flights while experts say the ash cloud coverage from Grímsvötn is expected to soon dissipate.
Many European nations have extended airspace closures through Friday afternoon as forecasts show no signs of Iceland’s volcanic ash abetting.
Much of Europe’s airspace is closed until further notice due to a massive cloud of dangerous ash spreading southeastward from a volcano in Iceland.