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Etna ash cloud triggers red aviation alert on Dublin–Catania route

A red aviation alert has been issued because of an ash cloud from Mount Etna, while the Dublin–Catania flight remains scheduled. Volcanic ash can create serious hazards for aircraft operations.

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Further ash emissions could force flight cancellations, diversions or airspace restrictions in and around eastern Sicily.

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  1. Dublin Catania still scheduled today amid RED aviation alert from Mount Etna ash cloud ↗travelextra.ie · Recorded source date: Sep 16, 2026, 8:46 AM UTC

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