Iceland

Eruption in Bardarbunga Volcano System, but No Threat to Air Traffic

A volcanic eruption happened at the Bardarbunga volcano during the early hours of Friday. Iceland has announced that the eruption was not of a big level and has stopped. Therefore, it has lifted all airspace restrictions.

Iceland’s Bardarbunga Volcano Likely to Erupt Again

We all know that the volcanic eruption of Bardarbunga volcano caused worldwide havoc in 2010. The ejected ash cloud into the sky blanketed Europe's airspace for six days, causing travel disruption for millions of passengers.

The volcano is more than 2000m above sea level and is covered by a huge ice cap, with Vatnajokull glacier hiding its crater.

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