Da quello che ho visto direi di si.
Cancellati voli verso Germania, Polonia e, in generale, verso nord.
Qualche ritardo ma niente di drammatico
(fonti: sito aeroporto e radarVirtuel)
Islanda, erutta vulcano: chiusura spazi aerei europei
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Da quello che ho visto direi di si.
Cancellati voli verso Germania, Polonia e, in generale, verso nord.
Qualche ritardo ma niente di drammatico
(fonti: sito aeroporto e radarVirtuel)
Anche per me Parigi risulta aperto.
RadarVirtuel da dei voli in arrivo e in partenza.
Il nuvolone vulcanico
Il problema era il tappo, ora che il tappo e' saltato si sta deradando in livelli accettabili..
Monaco per il momento è aperto, ma mi è giunto un rumour che potrebbe chiudere alle 18.00.
Anche per me Parigi risulta aperto.
RadarVirtuel da dei voli in arrivo e in partenza.
Il nuvolone vulcanico
Esatto, sono in zona CDG al momento 3 voli:
YUL-CDG
GIG-CDG
CMN-CDG
Il sito di CDG dice che il traffico aereo è sospeso fino alle 20.
Interruption totale du trafic aérien
En raison de l'éruption volcanique en Islande, la DGAC a décidé l'interruption du trafic aérien sur le nord de la France et la région parisienne jusqu'à 20h (heure locale) le vendredi 16 avril.
aeroportsdeparis.fr
Interruption totale du trafic aérien
En raison de l'éruption volcanique en Islande, la DGAC a décidé l'interruption du trafic aérien sur le nord de la France et la région parisienne jusqu'à 20h (heure locale) le vendredi 16 avril.
aeroportsdeparis.fr
Information concernant le trafic aérien suite à l’éruption volcanique en Islande
16 avril 2010
Point à 11h - Un volcan au sommet du glacier Eyjafjallajokull, dans le sud de l'Islande est entré en éruption depuis plusieurs jours. Un nuage contenant des cendres s’est formé sur le nord atlantique, il progresse et se déplace plus au sud.
Selon les informations définies par le par le centre londonien de veille volcanique en collaboration avec le centre de Météo-France, la zone de précaution aéronautique s’étend sur le nord de l’espace aérien français depuis jeudi 15 avril 20h.
Par mesures de sécurité, les aéroports de Calais, Merville, le Touquet, Dieppe, Cherbourg, Amiens, Lille, Valenciennes de Brest, Lannion, Deauville, Morlaix, Caen, Strasbourg, Vatry, Reims, Metz, Beauvais, Pontoise, Toussus-le-Noble, Orly, Roissy Charles de Gaulle et le Bourget sont toujours fermés jusqu’à 20H00 au moins ce vendredi.
Cependant, les arrivées sont autorisées sur les aéroports de Orly, Roissy Charles de Gaulle et du Bourget entre 12h00 et 16h00. Ce créneau reste trop court pour organiser de nouvelles rotations et restera réservé aux seules arrivées.
Le trafic aérien est perturbé sur les autres aéroports du territoire. La DGAC recommande fortement aux passagers aériens de contacter leur compagnie aérienne et de ne pas se rendre sur ces aéroports.
D’autres informations sur les conséquences de ce phénomène sur le trafic aérien
suivront.
16 avril 2010
Point à 11h - Un volcan au sommet du glacier Eyjafjallajokull, dans le sud de l'Islande est entré en éruption depuis plusieurs jours. Un nuage contenant des cendres s’est formé sur le nord atlantique, il progresse et se déplace plus au sud.
Selon les informations définies par le par le centre londonien de veille volcanique en collaboration avec le centre de Météo-France, la zone de précaution aéronautique s’étend sur le nord de l’espace aérien français depuis jeudi 15 avril 20h.
Par mesures de sécurité, les aéroports de Calais, Merville, le Touquet, Dieppe, Cherbourg, Amiens, Lille, Valenciennes de Brest, Lannion, Deauville, Morlaix, Caen, Strasbourg, Vatry, Reims, Metz, Beauvais, Pontoise, Toussus-le-Noble, Orly, Roissy Charles de Gaulle et le Bourget sont toujours fermés jusqu’à 20H00 au moins ce vendredi.
Cependant, les arrivées sont autorisées sur les aéroports de Orly, Roissy Charles de Gaulle et du Bourget entre 12h00 et 16h00. Ce créneau reste trop court pour organiser de nouvelles rotations et restera réservé aux seules arrivées.
Le trafic aérien est perturbé sur les autres aéroports du territoire. La DGAC recommande fortement aux passagers aériens de contacter leur compagnie aérienne et de ne pas se rendre sur ces aéroports.
D’autres informations sur les conséquences de ce phénomène sur le trafic aérien
suivront.
CDG è aperto per gli atterraggi dalle 12 alle 16.
EDIT: abbiamo postato quasi in contemporanea!
EDIT: abbiamo postato quasi in contemporanea!
Volcanic Ash Spreads Across Europe: List of Airport Closures
April 16 (Bloomberg) -- Airports across northern Europe were shut after Iceland’s 5,500-foot Eyjafjallajökull volcano erupted and sent a plume of dust that stretched from the British isles east beyond the Baltic region.
Following is a list of closures affecting major airports, by country:
Austria: Vienna airport planned to close at 6 p.m. local time.
Belgium: Brussels airport expected to remain closed until 6 p.m. today.
Czech Republic: Prague’s Ruzyne Airport closed at noon, with the country’s entire airspace scheduled to shut at 1 p.m., the Air Traffic Control office said.
Denmark: Copenhagen airport will remain closed today after Denmark extended the shutdown of its airspace for all flights until 2 a.m. local time tomorrow.
Finland: Helsinki-Vantaa airport is shut because of the volcanic ash as well as a strike by security officers scheduled to end at 6 a.m. local time tomorrow.
France: The country’s main airports, including Paris’s Charles de Gaulle and Orly, are closed until at least 4 p.m. local time, according to France’s DGAC air-traffic regulator. Planes will be allowed to land at Orly, Charles de Gaulle and Le Bourget outside Paris between noon and 4 p.m., the agency said.
Germany: Frankfurt Airport was closed at 8 a.m. today and will remain shut for an undetermined period. Other airport closures include Berlin-Tegel and Berlin-Schoenefeld, Hamburg, Bremen, Hanover, Muenster/Osnabrueck, Dusseldorf and Cologne/Bonn.
Munich Airport said about 360 flights have been canceled so far as the volcanic-ash cloud was expected over southern Germany later today. Transport Minister Peter Ramsauer said in an N24 television broadcast that Munich and Stuttgart airports may close, depending on the ash cloud’s spread.
Netherlands: Amsterdam’s Schiphol Airport will remain closed indefinitely. “Unfortunately at this stage, no indications as to when flight operations will be restarted can be given,” the airport said on its Web site.
Norway: Oslo airport is shut, with all flights cancelled until further notice.
Poland: Almost airports, including Fryderyk Chopin in Warsaw and John Paul II in Krakow, are closed, according to spokespeople for the Polish Air Navigation Services Agency and the airport operators. Officials said they can’t predict when runways will reopen as the volcanic-dust cloud drifts further south.
Sweden: Stockholm-Arlanda airport will likely remain shut all day, causing “very large disturbances in air traffic,” state- owned airport operator Swedavia said on its Web site.
Switzerland: Zurich airport advised passengers to check on the status of flights to northern Europe and said delays were expected on routes from North America. Geneva airport cancelled many flights to the U.K. and northern Europe.
Russia: Moscow’s Sheremetyevo airport, OAO Aeroflot’s hub, listed many cancelled flights, primarily to northern Europe. Flights will be limited at least until 4 p.m. local time, the airport said on its Web site.
U.K.: British airspace will be restricted until at least 1 a.m. tomorrow, according to flight-control authority National Air Traffic Services, compounding disruptions that are among the most severe in U.K. aviation history.
To contact the reporter on this story: Patrick Donahue in Berlin at at pdonahue1@bloomberg.net.
Last Updated: April 16, 2010 07:08 EDT
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601085&sid=aLbpVTO2yPvw
April 16 (Bloomberg) -- Airports across northern Europe were shut after Iceland’s 5,500-foot Eyjafjallajökull volcano erupted and sent a plume of dust that stretched from the British isles east beyond the Baltic region.
Following is a list of closures affecting major airports, by country:
Austria: Vienna airport planned to close at 6 p.m. local time.
Belgium: Brussels airport expected to remain closed until 6 p.m. today.
Czech Republic: Prague’s Ruzyne Airport closed at noon, with the country’s entire airspace scheduled to shut at 1 p.m., the Air Traffic Control office said.
Denmark: Copenhagen airport will remain closed today after Denmark extended the shutdown of its airspace for all flights until 2 a.m. local time tomorrow.
Finland: Helsinki-Vantaa airport is shut because of the volcanic ash as well as a strike by security officers scheduled to end at 6 a.m. local time tomorrow.
France: The country’s main airports, including Paris’s Charles de Gaulle and Orly, are closed until at least 4 p.m. local time, according to France’s DGAC air-traffic regulator. Planes will be allowed to land at Orly, Charles de Gaulle and Le Bourget outside Paris between noon and 4 p.m., the agency said.
Germany: Frankfurt Airport was closed at 8 a.m. today and will remain shut for an undetermined period. Other airport closures include Berlin-Tegel and Berlin-Schoenefeld, Hamburg, Bremen, Hanover, Muenster/Osnabrueck, Dusseldorf and Cologne/Bonn.
Munich Airport said about 360 flights have been canceled so far as the volcanic-ash cloud was expected over southern Germany later today. Transport Minister Peter Ramsauer said in an N24 television broadcast that Munich and Stuttgart airports may close, depending on the ash cloud’s spread.
Netherlands: Amsterdam’s Schiphol Airport will remain closed indefinitely. “Unfortunately at this stage, no indications as to when flight operations will be restarted can be given,” the airport said on its Web site.
Norway: Oslo airport is shut, with all flights cancelled until further notice.
Poland: Almost airports, including Fryderyk Chopin in Warsaw and John Paul II in Krakow, are closed, according to spokespeople for the Polish Air Navigation Services Agency and the airport operators. Officials said they can’t predict when runways will reopen as the volcanic-dust cloud drifts further south.
Sweden: Stockholm-Arlanda airport will likely remain shut all day, causing “very large disturbances in air traffic,” state- owned airport operator Swedavia said on its Web site.
Switzerland: Zurich airport advised passengers to check on the status of flights to northern Europe and said delays were expected on routes from North America. Geneva airport cancelled many flights to the U.K. and northern Europe.
Russia: Moscow’s Sheremetyevo airport, OAO Aeroflot’s hub, listed many cancelled flights, primarily to northern Europe. Flights will be limited at least until 4 p.m. local time, the airport said on its Web site.
U.K.: British airspace will be restricted until at least 1 a.m. tomorrow, according to flight-control authority National Air Traffic Services, compounding disruptions that are among the most severe in U.K. aviation history.
To contact the reporter on this story: Patrick Donahue in Berlin at at pdonahue1@bloomberg.net.
Last Updated: April 16, 2010 07:08 EDT
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601085&sid=aLbpVTO2yPvw
È vero, il sito è pieno di messaggi che dicono che il traffico è chiuso, ma non è così, sempre che radarvirtuel non stia dando i numeri, ma non penso...
Ci sono anche un paio di AF che sono in discesa verso CDG presumibilmente (non c'è la destinazione tra i dati trasmessi).
Ma che senso ha solo per gli arrivi? Vuoi vedere che il governo ha aperto lo spazio aereo per quelle quattro ore in modo da far rientrare anche gli aerei e gli equipaggi di AF onde evitare di pagar loro trasferte, vitto e alloggio? In barba al buon senso direi...
penso che AF sia ben contenta di pagare qualche trasferta e qualche pasto piuttosto che pagare qualche GE90-115B
Non mi sembra che su Parigi ci sia già la cenere vulcanica. Almeno vedendo i vari grafici.
Stavo seguendo il FedEx 9736 che, se non sbaglio, è un Hong Kong - New York ed ero curioso di sapere se avrebbe fatto scalo da qualche parte (Parigi non è hub FedEx?).
Peccato che, all'altezza del confine Austria-Italia...puff!! sparito!!!:morto::sconfortato:
Peccato che, all'altezza del confine Austria-Italia...puff!! sparito!!!:morto::sconfortato: