Europe Flights Resume

London's Heathrow Airport, Europe's busiest hub in terms of passenger numbers, said it has suspended all departures on Tuesday following a drone sighting.

International flights resumed at Nairobi airport today for the first time since a huge fire gutted the arrivals terminal, causing widespread chaos and delays.

The airline stopped flying to London, Paris and some Indian cities last year due to increasing taxes and higher jet fuel prices.

Airports across Europe, including those in the UK and Germany reopened on Wednesday, six days after ash from an Icelandic volcano forced the shutdown of airspace and stranded millions of passengers around the world as airlines lost a whopping 1.7 billion in revenue.The airspace over most of the United Kingdom, Norway, Belgium, France, Ireland, Germ...

Europe's busiest airport reopened Tuesday as air traffic across the continent lurched back to life. But the gridlock created by Iceland's volcanic ash plume was far from over.

Europe began to emerge from a volcanic cloud on Monday, allowing limited air traffic to resume and giving hope to millions of travellers stranded around the world when ash choked the jet age to a halt.

The flight chaos may be about to get better as the Airspace above Scotland, Northern Ireland and Northern England will open up on Tuesday morning and there's hope that the rest of the UK may also clear up by the evening.

Major airlines that sent test flights into European air space found no damage on Sunday from the volcanic ash that has paralyzed aviation over the continent, raising pressure on governments to ease restrictions that have thrown global travel and commerce into chaos.

London's Heathrow Airport, Europe's busiest hub in terms of passenger numbers, said it has suspended all departures on Tuesday following a drone sighting.

International flights resumed at Nairobi airport today for the first time since a huge fire gutted the arrivals terminal, causing widespread chaos and delays.

The airline stopped flying to London, Paris and some Indian cities last year due to increasing taxes and higher jet fuel prices.

Airports across Europe, including those in the UK and Germany reopened on Wednesday, six days after ash from an Icelandic volcano forced the shutdown of airspace and stranded millions of passengers around the world as airlines lost a whopping 1.7 billion in revenue.The airspace over most of the United Kingdom, Norway, Belgium, France, Ireland, Germ...

Europe's busiest airport reopened Tuesday as air traffic across the continent lurched back to life. But the gridlock created by Iceland's volcanic ash plume was far from over.

Europe began to emerge from a volcanic cloud on Monday, allowing limited air traffic to resume and giving hope to millions of travellers stranded around the world when ash choked the jet age to a halt.

The flight chaos may be about to get better as the Airspace above Scotland, Northern Ireland and Northern England will open up on Tuesday morning and there's hope that the rest of the UK may also clear up by the evening.

Major airlines that sent test flights into European air space found no damage on Sunday from the volcanic ash that has paralyzed aviation over the continent, raising pressure on governments to ease restrictions that have thrown global travel and commerce into chaos.