CNN CNN Newsroom April 18, 2010
an official with the european union says nearly half of the europe's air space could be safe for flying tomorrow if the ash cloud keeps moving like it is moving right now. klm, royal dutch airlines, say the ash didn't cause any problems for them. this could spell relief for stranded vacationers, business people, students and diplomats getting to their destinations. as cnn's zain verjee explains from nairobi, kenya, the ash plume has grounded a lot of commerce globally. >> reporter: lucy may be out of a job if grounded planes in kenya don't take off soon. >> i'm pretty worried about t...