FLIGHTS remained grounded in large parts of Europe as authorities said there was no end in sight to the plume spewing out of a volcano in Iceland that they insist is dangerous to planes.
FLIGHTS remained grounded in large parts of Europe as authorities said there was no end in sight to the plume spewing out of a volcano in Iceland that they insist is dangerous to planes.
The aviation industry, already reeling from a punishing economic period, is facing at least $200million (R1,47billion) in losses every day, according to the International Air Transport Association. - Reuters
Aviation under a cloud
FLIGHTS remained grounded in large parts of Europe as authorities said there was no end in sight to the plume spewing out of a volcano in Iceland that they insist is dangerous to planes.
FLIGHTS remained grounded in large parts of Europe as authorities said there was no end in sight to the plume spewing out of a volcano in Iceland that they insist is dangerous to planes.
The aviation industry, already reeling from a punishing economic period, is facing at least $200million (R1,47billion) in losses every day, according to the International Air Transport Association. - Reuters
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