CLEAN: Hundreds of flights hit as ash reaches Britain

The video discusses the impact of volcanic ash on flights, including cancellations and changes in aviation industry practices. It highlights how the industry has adapted to different ash concentrations, allowing flights under certain conditions, unlike the previous blanket no-fly rule.

What was the impact on flights this morning?

• All flights were rerouted to Manchester.

• All flights were canceled.

• Some flights moved, but many were canceled.

• No flights were affected.

Where were some charter flights rerouted to?

• London

• Glasgow

• Birmingham

• Manchester

What change has occurred in the aviation industry regarding volcanic ash?

• The industry now allows flights in all ash conditions.

• The industry has adapted to allow flights in certain ash concentrations.

• The industry has banned all flights near volcanoes.

• The industry has not changed its practices.

How does the current situation differ from last year regarding volcanic ash?

• Last year, flights were allowed in all conditions.

• Last year, there was a blanket no-fly ruling.

• There is no difference from last year.

• Last year, flights were only canceled in severe ash conditions.

What is the current sentiment about the situation?

• It's unchanged.

• It's improving rapidly.

• It's excellent.

• It's not good.