What is Catania?Catania, the second-largest city in Sicily located at the southern foot of Mount Etna in eastern Sicily, is ...

This dramatic clip captures the intense power of nature as Mt. Etna erupts into a display of volcanic force. Thick streams of ...

Mount Etna entered a quieter phase on 3 October 2026, when Italy’s volcano observatory reported that the latest eruption was ...

UK removes its Mount Etna travel warning after Sicily volcanic activity, while broader safety advice for visitors to Italy ...

Jet2 cancels London Stansted to Sicily flight after Mount Etna eruption closes Catania Airport, which has since reopened with ...

New volcanic activity from Mount Etna has led to the alert level increasing and flights cancelled at a local airport.

Flights at Catania Airport in Sicily have been suspended for a third consecutive day as volcanic ash from Mount Etna continues to disrupt air traffic, adding […] ...

Throughout July and August, various eruptions meant flights were temporarily grounded at Catania airport, which lies in the shadow of the volcano. Now, a volcanic ash cloud has disrupted air traffic ...

A thick ash cloud from Mount Etna has been disrupting flights to Catania in Sicily for several days. Italy and Europe's most active volcano, Etna has impacted air travel several times this summer.

Italy's Catania airport ​reopened on Monday evening after three days of ‌stoppage due to volcanic ash interference ⁠from the ​nearby Mount Etna.

Flights at Catania Airport (CTA) remained suspended Monday for a third consecutive day following a fresh eruption of Mount Etna, which sent a heavy plume of volcanic ash across the region, grounded ...