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A long-dormant Ethiopian volcano erupted, sending ash high into the atmosphere and disrupting flights across the Red Sea and Arabian Peninsula.
A volcanic eruption at Ethiopia’s Hayli Gubbi, dormant for about 10,000 years, sent ash plumes up to 14 km high, affecting airspace across the Red Sea and Arabian Peninsula.
The ash cloud, moving northeast at 100–120 km/h, reached parts of Oman, Yemen, and Pakistan, prompting flight cancellations and diversions by Indian and international carriers, including IndiGo, Akasa Air, and KLM.
India’s DGCA issued a safety advisory mandating airlines to avoid ash-affected zones, adjust flight plans, monitor real-time data, and report any ash encounters.
Airports, including Mumbai’s, are preparing for potential runway contamination and operational restrictions.
While no major disruptions have occurred in India yet, precautionary measures are in place, and aviation authorities continue to track the ash cloud’s movement closely.
Un volcán etíope dormido durante mucho tiempo entró en erupción, enviando cenizas a la atmósfera e interrumpiendo los vuelos a través del Mar Rojo y la Península Arábiga.