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Airport closed, flights suspended and canceled: Italy faces emergency

Airport closed, flights suspended and canceled: Italy faces emergency

Flights have been suspended for the third day in a row, causing significant disruption to passengers. Here's the latest update.

Catania airport remains closed for the third day in a row due to volcanic ash from Mount Etna. Here's the latest situation.

Etna, Catania airport remains closed: it's the third day in a row.

Due to volcanic ash from Mount Etna and unfavorable winds, Catania airport remains closed for the third consecutive day.

SAC, the company that manages the Sicilian airport, has communicated that arrivals and departures will therefore remain suspended until 11.59pm on Monday 28 September. In its update, the company explained that the emission of volcanic ash and unfavourable winds have determined the extension of the closure of the space corresponding to sector C1 and the closure of sector B3.

Catania Airport remains closed: passengers are advised to stay away.

These are not easy days for those arriving or departing from Catania Airport , which is still closed due to volcanic ash from Mount Etna combined with unfavorable winds. As mentioned, the airport will remain closed, subject to updates, until 11:59 PM today, Monday, September 28th.

SAC urges passengers to check the status of their flights before arriving at the airport, as some flights are at risk of being cancelled or diverted to other airports.

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