Why is volcanic ash such a major concern for the aviation sector? Why do aircraft try to avoid volcanic ash-affected areas ...

Closely monitoring volcanic ash plumes situation; no cause for concern: Civil aviation ministry The civil aviation ministry, ...

The plume of ash reached Delhi around 11 pm on Monday, and drifted over Gujarat, Rajasthan, Maharashtra, Punjab and Haryana. The cloud is currently “moving quickly towards China”.| India News ...

Akasa Air, IndiGo, Air India and KLM are among the airlines that cancelled some flights due to the ash plumes on Tuesday.

Following the eruption, reported as the first for Hayli Gubbi in around 12,000 years, the ash clouds have since drifted over ...

Thick plumes of ash tracked drifting over Yemen and Oman before spreading across Pakistan and into northern India ...

A massive volcanic ash cloud generated by the Hayli Gubbi eruption in Ethiopia’s Afar region is moving eastward and is expected to exit Indian airspace by Tuesday evening, officials said.

Volcanic ash clouds are rare. But when Iceland's Eyjafjallajökull volcano erupted in 2010, it caused global travel chaos. UK ...

Breakouts were affected at several airfields in corridor of the country on Monday as the ash premium from Ethiopia’s Hayli Gubbi powder keg drifted towards India’s west and north, egging ...

The ash plume, travelling at high altitudes, prompted precautionary cancellations, route changes and safety inspections ...

Exeter Airport has seen summer passenger numbers soar by a record 28% driven by new routes, rising demand and 'exceptional' ...