Iceland volcano eruption causes keflavik airport closure
The most active volcano of Iceland, once again proofed it's activeness and erupted this weekend, causes massive spread of ash in skies about 13-17 miles high.
These ashes clouds caused keflavik airport closure, the ash cloud is presumed to move west towards Greenland unlike last expenditures when ash clouds moved towards Europe.
No major problem will be caused by this volcano eruption although few airports will be likely to be closed over the weekend and will be opened in few days, some airline routes have been reported to be diverted, passengers were requested to remain vigilant and informed about their departures and arrivals.
European authorities have already acknowledged that their will be no problem to air traffic as a aftermath of Iceland volcano eruption.
This eruption was nothing to as compared to volcano eruption in Iceland last April which caused about 34 countries airports to shutdown, it crucified Aviation industry causing 35 million pound damage as each day remained closed for aviation of 34 coutries.
While in this case passengers should not have any major concern expect for those traveling for Iceland.
