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Thats a huge amount of money. its believed to be affecting 6.8 million passengers and that could increase as the week goes on depending whether or not the flight bans are actually lifted. some test flights have taken place. particularly one from heathrow airport behind me. that took place yesterday. it was up in the air around two and a half hours. it land the in wales and they found the volcanic ash didnt seem to have adverse effect on the aircraft. that was mirrored by other agencies who sent ...

Bit of good news. is that we did have some dissipation, today, don, and that allowed those test flights to take place today and all those pilots from several major different airlines reported no problems. the planes were inspected afterwards and they were all in good shape. so thats some good news. 80% of the european air space today was closed. if you had any european flights, for the most part, they were down here. spain, over toward italy and then well over into turkey. additional flights hav...

Watching closely in europe, that is, airlines in europe, running test flights over the weekend, and they went pretty well. also a lessening or dissipation of that volume can igs -- volcanic ash cloud, all leading to something like one third of air travel freeing up today over europe and then tomorrow, indications are both in the u.k., germany, france, things beginning to get back to normal. but megyn, we are not out of the woods yet. because free air travel wont be happeningum the next day or th...

Forecasts indicating the giant ash cloud spewed out by the volcano may not pose a risk to some flight patterns. today, some planes did take to the skies over europe, but just not with any of the thousands of stranded passengers weve been hearing about. several airlines say they safely conducted test flights, airlines already hemorrhaging millions of dollars in lost revenue on a daily basis and now start pushing to make the transition back to business as usual and claim the ash cloud and thus the...

Were separating a little bit. thats when the lightning was forming. the new york post calls it hell fire. it looks like one of the rings of hell. these dramatic. and you would never ever want to fly a plane through there and as we know, 17,000 flights were canceled, 200 million dollars a day to the airlines. klm and lufthansa did do test flights through the incredible ash cloud and they went well. they didnt have passengers on board, but went well. >> now, lufthansa to be clear, they flew undern...

Down the impact on travel throughout the morning. hello to you. >> hello there, no traffic here hat the world ease busiest airport. planes here are grounded for yet a fourth day and the uk air space is now still a no travel and no fly zone as restrictions remain in place until 7:00 p.m. local time. british air ways canceled flights to and from the uk for today and tomorrow. then they will assess accordingly. individual airlines are now conducting test flights to see what is really going on up th...

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Klm, the dutch-based carrier and they have been in the lead to try to break the log jam here and try to see how dangerous that volcanoic ash cloud really is over europe. they have run ten test flights between amsterdam and duesseldorf and ten test flights that have shown no irregularities and they are pressing the safety agencies to let them fly again. and in addition to that, air france, lufthansa and british airways and austrian airlines have been doing the same thing. there will be more meeti...

Saying that half of the continents formally scheduled airline flights could resume tomorrow. several european carriers, conducting test flights, today without any incident. now, this combined with better wind patterns, predicted for tomorrow, now emboldening safety officials though the volcano shows no sign of letting up. the airlines have been exerting serious pressure to get back to business and the international air transport association says the industry is losing more than $200 million a da...

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