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Italy halts flights at Catania Airport
The flights at Catania Airport in Italy were halted today, Saturday, due to the ongoing eruption of Mount Etna. A volcanic ash cloud extending up to four kilometers in height formed, prompting the issuance of a red alert—the highest level in the air traffic control system. All incoming flights have been suspended until tomorrow afternoon, Sunday, with many other flight routes being diverted due to poor weather conditions. It is worth noting that the volcano's activity continues to concern Italian authorities, especially with the persistent release of smoke and thick ash. The airport is one of the top tourist destinations on the island, having welcomed approximately 12 million travelers last year.
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