Mount Etna's Ash Disrupts Travel at Sicily's Largest Airport During Peak Holiday
Catania's airport in Sicily has been closed for five days due to persistent ash from Mount Etna, stranding hundreds of travelers. The closure coincides with the Ferragosto holiday, marking a significant disruption during Italy's peak summer travel season.
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Persistent Etna ash shuts Sicily's busiest airport during peak holiday week
Persistent Etna ash shuts Sicily’s busiest airport during peak holiday week
Mount Etna's Ash Closes Sicily's Largest Airport During Peak Travel Week
Persistent Etna ash shuts Sicily’s busiest airport during peak holiday week
Persistent Etna ash shuts Sicily’s busiest airport during peak holiday week
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