Europe slammed over handling of volcanic-ash crisis
The International Air Transport Association on Tuesday slammed European governments for their handling of the volcanic-ash crisis.
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Volcano ash brings more air-travel chaos to Europe
Ash clouds from Iceland's Eyjafjallajökull volcano brought fresh travel chaos to thousands of passengers in Europe on Monday.
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SAA counting losses after Europe backlog is cleared
South African Airways is no longer scheduling extra flights after the backlog created by volcanic ash over parts of Europe was cleared.
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Ash fallout costs local businesses millions
The cloud of volcanic ash hanging over northern Europe has cost the South African economy more than R100-million.
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Kenya's flowers wither
Iceland's volcanic cloud has hit the East African country's agriculture industry hard, costing millions in losses, reports Jody Clarke.
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Cost, safety determine whether jets fly above or below cloud
The ash cloud from an Icelandic volcano is hanging lower in the air, which is good news for travellers, but winds still made conditions uncertain.
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We can act now, or wait for nature to simplify the system
As the bank crisis and now the volcano shows, the world needs simpler, less inter-connected societies -- and fast.
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Flights resume as new ash cloud forms
Flights from large parts of Europe were set to resume on Tuesday under a deal agreed by the European Union to free up airspace.
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Pressure builds to get Europe flying again
Officials hope to increase flights at the start of Europe's working week on Monday and the EU summoned ministers for talks on the air-travel crisis.
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Thousands stranded as flight chaos continues
Travellers face another day stranded at South Africa's airports as the chaos wrought by a volcanic eruption in Iceland continues.
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