Mount Etna volcanic ash stops flights at Sicily's Catania airport
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Ash from Mount Etna grounds flights at Sicily airport - Published All flights have been suspended from one of Italy's busiest airports because of volcanic ash released from nearby Mount Etna.
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Ash from Mount Etna grounds flights at Sicily airport - Published All flights have been suspended from one of Italy's busiest airports because of volcanic ash released from nearby Mount Etna.
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