After 10,000 years of dormancy, Ethiopia’s volcanic ash cloud eruption impacts India skies; 28 flights rerouted
Ash from Ethiopia's Hayli Gubbi volcano, dormant for 10,000 years, drifted into international air routes west of India. This forced many aircraft flying over the Arabian Sea to reroute, with at least one flight diverted. The ash plume is expected to impact flight operations in parts of northwest India, including Delhi-NCR.
Ash from Ethiopia's Hayli Gubbi volcano, dormant for 10,000 years, drifted into international air routes west of India. This forced many aircraft flying over the Arabian Sea to reroute, with at least one flight diverted. The ash plume is expected to impact flight operations in parts of northwest India, including Delhi-NCR. What's Your Reaction?
