The bustling airport in Catania, a sought-after Italian tourist destination, has come to a standstill as a new eruption at nearby Mount Etna unfolded. The operator of the airport announced the temporary suspension of all flights in response to the volcanic activity.
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In response to the eruption and the subsequent release of ash into the air, the airport took the precautionary step of halting all flight operations until 8pm (6pm GMT), according to an announcement on its official website. This move comes as a response to ensure the safety of passengers and aircraft, given the unpredictable nature of volcanic ash.
