LONDON: Britain's two major international airports reopened to some flights on Monday, aviation authorities said, after a no-fly zone was imposed because of a dense cloud of drifting volcanic ash.
And Europe's air traffic management agency it appears the cloud is beginning to disperse. Charts published by Brussels-based Eurocontrol showed it gradually breaking up and retreating during the day.
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