A return of volcanic ash from the eruption in Iceland forced Ireland’s airports to close for several hours today, and airspace over Scotland was also affected. It is a reminder that the volcanic eruption shows no sign of stopping, and intermittent interruptions in air travel may occur for some time to come.
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