Volcanic ash disrupts Europe travel and economy
The ash cloud from Iceland's eruption cripples European airlines causing daily losses over 200 million dollars and job hits while ferries hotels and taxi services gain short term benefits. Analysts warn long term impact may be limited if activity resumes soon.
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EU Sets Three Flight Zones to End Ash Disruption
European transport ministers carved Europe into three airspace zones to resume flights amid Iceland volcanic ash. One zone remains closed, one opens to all, and a caution area allows limited traffic with tests confirming engine safety. Flights are expected to rise asrestrictions ease across Britain and Germany allows long haul ops at low altitude.
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