Volcanic Ash Clouds threatens second swoop

That Volcanic ash cloud we told you about last week is getting worse. Today Scottish airports were opened only for it be announced it would again be a no fly zone from midday. This has been cause by the Volcano in Iceland continuing to spew ash into the atmosphere. This undoubtedly will push back many peoples travel plans- the best advice to those in limbo keep in daily contact with your travel company. It is highly unlikely that anyone who was scheduled to fly over that next two weeks will do so on their original time frame as priority for seats on flights are being allocated to those away from home.

Volcanic Ash Haults Thousands of Flights

Volcanic Ash coming accross the atmosphere from an eruption in Iceland has forced all three main Scottish Airports and Cardiff Airport to ground all flights today.
Newcastle, Gatwick and Stanstead are all affected due to problems with visability- and the damage scientests know volcanic ash causes to plane engienes. If you have travel plans today- it might be best to check ahead in advance as A huge ash mushroom across major British flight paths threatens to turn thousands of families returning from Easter holiday into a nightmare.

Business travellers hoping to leave London from City Airport tonight also reported that British Airways had cancelled flights.

The Volcana has forced hundred's of people to be evacuated in Iceland.