Sentence examples for airspace closure from inspiring English sources

Despite the potential risks, however, there are several reasons to believe that a repeat of the airspace closure seen after the 2010 eruption of Eyjafjallajokull is unlikely.

While there is a remote possibility of a huge eruption, which would have impacts far beyond Iceland, this is unlikely, and we should also not see any repeat of the massive airspace closure in Europe in 2010, the biggest since the second world war, following the eruption of Eyjafjallajökull volcano.

"This means all its islands services to the Inner Hebrides, Western Isles and northern Isles have been cancelled," says Severin. 5.24pm: My colleague Andy Pietrasik emails: EasyJet will today and tomorrow operate 15 special rescue flights to and from the UK to bring home passengers whose flights have been cancelled over the last week due to airspace closure.

Skid resistance reduction, light and airfield marking coverage, airspace closure.

The increasing duration of airspace closure and the consequent magnitude of economic loss and logistical problems created an increasing reticence towards the imposed flight ban on the part of the airline and cargo companies.

During the Eyjafjallajökull eruption, the combination of eruption duration, meteorological situation and area of airspace closure lead to substantial economic loss, which was not restricted to airline and airport companies (Budd et al. 2011) but also affected industrial activities and goods production.

But she stressed that decisions about airspace closures remained the prerogative of national governments.

Operationally, business jets are just as vulnerable to airspace closures as scheduled airliners.

Right on cue, Severin Carrell calls back to elaborate on the airspace closures in north and west Scotland.

* Iceland's ash cloud, created by an eruption beneath the Eyjafjallajokull glacier, forces airspace closures across northern Europe.

"Although we are partly dependent on the weather and the pattern of ash dispersion, we do not at this stage anticipate the widespread airspace closures and the prolonged disruption we saw last year".