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Will open tomorrow at 6:00 a.m local time and midland around noon and the south of england the skies will open up 6:00 p.m., local time. >> obviously they are under a lot of pressure, to get those planes back into the skies, arent they? >> reporter: a terrific amount of pressure, the industry now is hemorrhaging $200 million per day. the organization that represents all of the worlds airlines now is saying the european government acted with no consultation or risk assessment and no coordination....

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The small amounts were getting into north america, theres a lot of other things you should worry about before you worry about that. >> all right. >> reporting live, this is robert bazell. >> he cant resist. >> bob, i think you need to buy a vowel. appreciate it. in the meantime, you know the airline industry is furious over the way european leaders have handled or as they see it, mishandle this had crisis. donna freeze is at heathrow airport in london this morning. whats their beef? do they thin...

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Matter of hours. a european union commissioner says if the ash cloud continues to move, and thats a big if, almost half of the air space would be risk free tomorrow, they think. meantime, test flights were airborne today across europe. there were no passengers aboard. they were just tests at this point. but an e.u. official says there was, quote, no impact on the flight, and one airline spokesperson declares europes air space is safe except for the area near iceland. like passengers left waiting...

All right now on "fox news sunday." and hello again from fox news in washington. first, late news. large portions of europe remain under a no fly order because of the huge volcanoic ash cloud from iceland. some airlines are conducting test flights to see if it is safe to resume operations but normal service is not expected for days. president obama and other world leaders were forced to cancel their flights to attend the state funeral in krakow for the president and first lady of poland who were...

Sunday." and hello again from fox news in washington. first, late news. large portions of europe remain under a no fly order because of the huge volcanoic ash cloud from iceland. some airlines are conducting test flights to see if it is safe to resume operations but normal service is not expected for days. president obama and other world leaders were forced to cancel their flights to attend the state funeral in krakow for the president and first lady of poland who were killed in a plane crash ei...

Take off today. the decision comes after test flights. no passengers on board. the initial results indicated no problems during flight and also no damage to the jet engines. thats good news to the airlines. in the past five days, more than 63,000 flights have had to be canceled. a real headaches for passengers who were left stranded and costing the industry more than $200 million a day. >> as for the volcano in iceland causing all the trouble. it is still spewing ash. and massive clouds stretch ...