The eruption shut down Reykjavik-Keflavik International Airport on Sunday morning and curtailed flights at the country's three other international airports.
American Eagle will ground an unspecified number of turboprop planes, cease operations in two cities and curtail flights in seven markets.
It's hard to think of an interest group with more to lose from curtailing flights than the British Airline Pilots Associationn (Balpa).
The closure of the nation's air lanes after the terrorist attacks, curtailing flights around the world, caused immediate and unplanned declines in revenue.
The incident is not thought to be directly linked to Britain's decision to curtail flights to Sharm el-Sheikh in the wake of the crash of the Russian Metrojet airliner, killing 224 people, last Saturday.
The resolution's sanctions, which took effect last November, curtailed international flights by the national airline, Ariana, and froze Taliban assets abroad until Mr. bin Laden and one of his chief aides were turned over.
US Airways tried to reassure customers, saying that it planned to keep serving almost all its destinations, although the frequency of flights on many routes will be curtailed and some flights will be rerouted through different hubs.
He pointed out that at his request, two operators based at Republic who operate noisier Stage 2 jet engines curtailed their night flights last year, further reducing residential complaints.
In East Africa, where flight was curtailed by slave owners united in their desire to prevent it in spite of a high demand for labour, runaways joined neighbouring communities and then raided their former masters.
American Airlines said yesterday that it would curtail its May flight schedule by cutting its international service by 13percentt and domestic service by 2percentt from planned levels because of the travel slump caused by the war in Iraq and a slow economy.
