A recent eruption of Mount Etna caused widespread travel disruptions in Sicily, forcing the closure of Catania Airport. However, the airport has now reopened, with flights resuming operations. Travelers are advised to check their flight schedules due to ongoing volcanic activity and potential disruptions.
A volcanic eruption from Mount Etna has forced the closure of Catania International Airport in Sicily, disrupting travel plans for thousands of tourists and locals during the busy Ferragosto holiday. The eruption, which occurred overnight, has caused flight cancellations and diversions, impacting nearby towns and villages. While the airport is expected to reopen later today, passengers are advised to check with their airlines for the latest updates.
