airwise.com meldet:
A remote volcano in Alaska's Aleutian islands erupted early on Thursday, spouting an ash cloud 15,000 feet into the sky and prompting an air-traffic alert, scientists said.
Quelle: http://news.airwise.com/story/view/1325206466.html

gadling.com meldet:
...that Alaska's Cleveland volcano may be ready to erupt and have issued a code yellow eruption advisory. Airlines that operate in the area are paying close attention because the Cleveland Volcano is located directly below the commercial airline flight path between Asia and North America.
Quelle: http://www.gadling.com/2011/07/26/alaska-volcano-has-airlines-preparing-...

aero.de meldet:
Der Ätna auf Sizilien ist am Samstag erneut ausgebrochen und hat einen Lavastrom und Aschewolken gespuckt. Der Flughafen Catania wurde daraufhin geschlossen.
Quelle: http://www.aero.de/news-13053/Flughafen-Catania-wegen-Aschewolken-aus-de...

Wieder spuckt ein Vulkan Feuer und Asche. Diesmal ist es der chilenische Puyehue, dessen Ausbruch 600 Menschen dazu zwingt, ihre Häuser zu verlassen...
http://www.20min.ch/news/kreuz_und_quer/story/25233331

aero.de meldet:
Ein Vulkanausbruch auf der Insel Java behindert den Flugverkehr zu Ferienzielen auf der indonesischen Insel Bali. Tausende australischer Touristen mussten deshalb ihre Urlaubspläne ändern. "Die Sicherheit muss vorgehen", sagte Simon Westaway von der australischen Fluggesellschaft Jetstar. Zwar sei die Sicht hin und wieder gut genug für die Flüge, doch Aschewolken gefährdeten den Anflug auf den Flughafen Denpasar.
Quelle: http://www.aero.de/news-11994/Vulkanausbruch-behindert-Flugverkehr-nach-...

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channelnewsasia.com meldet:
An Indonesian government volcanologist said the pace of the eruption had slowed, but Hong Kong's Cathay Pacific and Australia's Qantas cancelled flights because of the ash. Cathay said it had cancelled flights to and from Jakarta on Wednesday and Thursday, while Qantas cancelled a Sydney-Jakarta service on Wednesday.
Quelle: http://www.channelnewsasia.com/stories/afp_asiapacific/view/1092580/1/.html

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channelnewsasia.com meldet:
International flights to Indonesia's capital Jakarta returned to normal on Monday, officials said, a day ahead of a visit by US President Barack Obama, after volcanic ash caused a weekend of travel chaos. The eruption of Mount Merapi forced airlines to cancel eight flights on Sunday and 36 flights on Saturday, but officials said there would be no repeat of events in Iceland this year when a volcano disrupted transport across Europe. "Everything has returned to normal today," Air Transport's director general Herry Bakti told AFP, referring to flights in and out of Soekarno Hatta international airport in Jakarta.
Quelle: http://www.channelnewsasia.com/stories/afp_asiapacific/view/1092039/1/.html

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Tourism Indonesia meldet:
Thousands of international air travelers are in limbo after airlines on Saturday canceled scores of weekend flights into and out of Jakarta over fears that ash clouds from Mount Merapi posed a danger, but then began reinstating or rescheduling many of the flights on Sunday. The notoriously volatile Mount Merapi unleashed nearly 50 million cubic meters of gas, rocks and ash on Friday, its most powerful eruption in a century. Up to 138 people have now died on Merapi's slopes in the past ten days of eruptions and gas cloud ash emissions, and authorities were still struggling on Sunday to deal with those injured in the latest blast. Airlines canceled 50 Sunday flights in addition to 36 on Saturday over concerns about volcanic ash being spewed into the sky 430 kilometers to the east. The airlines halting flights to the capital include Singapore Airlines, Air Asia, Cathay Pacific, Emirates, Malaysia Airlines, Turkish Airlines, Lufthansa and Japan Airlines. However, some carriers resumed some flights on Sunday. Singapore Airlines reinstated two morning flights, and has added a supplementary flight from Singapore to Jakarta and back tonight. Malaysia Airlines said three flights from Kuala Lumpur to Jakarta and three from Jakarta to Kuala Lumpur would be operated as normal, but two flights in each direction remain canceled.

Soekarno-Hatta Airport operator Angkasa Pura II issued an official list of flights affected as of 12.15pm on Sunday:

Cancelled flights:
Emirates Airlines: 4 flights; EK-356/357 (15.45/17.45) EK-358/359 (21.45/00.15)
Philippine Airlines: 2 flights; PR-503/504 (12.30/13.20)
ValuAir: 2 flights; VF-507/508 (11.35/12.15)
Cathay Pacific: 2 flights; X-777/776 (13.05/14.50)
JetStar: 2 flights; JQ-115 (20.05/20.35)
Japan Airlines: 2 flights; JL-725/726 (17.20/22.05)

Flights previously canceled but reinstated:
Singapore Airlines: 2 flights; SQ-952/953 (14.45/15.40)
Singapore Airlines: 2 supplementary flights added; SQ-954/955 (20.45/21.40)
KLM: 2 flights; KL-809/810 (18.10/19.25)
Lufthansa: 2 flights; LH-778/779 (18.50/20.05)
Brunei Airlines: 2 flights; BI-737/738 (13.25/14.50)
Quelle: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/blogspot/jalan2/~3/-DLWukJtu6o/update-air...

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thejakartapost.com meldet:
Unlike other international carriers which have stopped flights to Jakarta, Garuda Indonesia has no plan to suspend its operation in the capital city.
Quelle: http://www.thejakartapost.com/news/2010/11/06/garuda-not-yet-suspended-o...

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