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Volcanic cloud: airlines ask different procedures for assessment air spaces dangerousness

Brussels, Belgium - The AEA reacted with disappointment to calculations by the VAAC in London

The current procedure for determining the no-fly zones due to volcanic ash, is based upon calculations by the Volcanic Ash Advisory Centre in London; in a recent statement, the VAAC defended its modelling of volcanic ash as "Proven and internationally’ endorsed". The Association of European Airlines, which represents 36 leading European network airlines, reacted with disappointment. The Association s...

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Rome, Italy, 05/13/2010 13:17
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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