- Flights at Catania’s airport will be remain suspended on Sunday due to Mount Etna ash in the region.
- The airport was closed on Saturday amid ongoing volcanic activity, and it has now been confirmed that flights will be suspended until 21:59 GMT on Sunday.
- Catania airport is Italy’s fifth-busiest by passenger traffic, but has been hit by disruptions throughout the summer due to Mount Etna ash.
- The volcanic activity in recent months has affected thousands of travellers across the peak holiday season.
- Back in August, the airport was closed for five straight days as Mount Etna ash caused chaos for passengers.
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Mount Etna ash forces closure of popular Italian airport again