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ICAO Doc 9974 “Flight safety and volcanic ash” is the baseline for the related EASA OPS rulemaking activity, aiming at publishing guidance for European operators to operate safely in airspace with known or forecasted volcanic ash contamination.
15 kwi 2010 · Airports around the country remain closed with thousands of flights suspended as a large cloud of volcanic ash blows across Europe from Iceland. But why does it affect planes?
15 kwi 2010 · Volcanic ash from Iceland's Eyjafjallaj ökull volcano, pictured Wednesday, resulted in canceled flights in Europe today.
27 maj 2011 · Volcanic eruptions eject large amounts of ash and trace gases such as sulphur dioxide into the atmosphere, often reaching the altitudes of scheduled flights. When flying through a volcanic ash cloud, ash particles enter the jet engines and can result in engine failure.
26 sie 2014 · The simple answer is to avoid visible ash, and to be guided by an ash-risk zoning system to be published by volcanic ash advisory centres in London and Toulouse.
15 kwi 2010 · A giant cloud of ash spewing from a volcano in Iceland has shutdown airports across much of Europe on Thursday, stranding tens of thousands of passengers across the continent in the broadest...
15 kwi 2010 · Airports around the country remain closed with thousands of flights suspended as a large cloud of volcanic ash blows across Europe from Iceland. But why does it affect planes?
