Mount Etna Eruption Disrupts Flights at Catania Airport

Sicilian airport resumes operations after volcanic ash forces temporary closure during peak tourist season.

Mount Etna's eruption led to the suspension of all flights at Catania International Airport.
The airport, a major hub for eastern Sicily, halted operations due to ash entering the airspace.
Flights were resumed later in the day as volcanic activity decreased, with full operations expected by night.
Passengers experienced cancellations and rerouted flights, primarily to Palermo's airport.
Authorities advised travelers to check flight statuses due to ongoing volcanic activity.