CATANIA: Flights at Catania airport in Sicily will remain suspended until early Saturday because of ash from Mount Etna’s ongoing volcanic activity, which has forced hundreds of flights to be canceled or rerouted over the past week. All arrivals at the island hub, Italy’s fifth-busiest airport by passenger traffic, will be suspended through 2 a.m. (0000 GMT) on August 15, airport operator SAC said in a statement late on Thursday. Passengers were advised to check the status of their flights with their airlines before traveling to the airport.

Flights at Sicily’s Catania airport were suspended again on Wednesday as fresh ash emissions from Mount Etna forced authorities to extend airspace

The eruption of Mount Etna continues to bring air traffic in Sicily to a standstill, forcing Catania–Fontanarossa airport to close temporarily as ash reached Malta and as far away…

Stop voli a Catania fino alle 2 del 14 agosto: 700 voli cancellati e 100mila passeggeri coinvolti dall'eruzione dell'Etna.