Issue number 6 of the airport B2B magazine Airmail, published by Keflavik International Airport (KEF), is reliving the events of the Eyjafjallajokull volcanic eruption, as part of the eruption’s three-year anniversary. Within the issue, KEF has interviewed some of the key players in the smooth running of international flights to ... Read More...
Iceland Volcano
Unique volcano magma chamber tours in Iceland are being offered this summer to the Thrihnukagigur volcano, a volcano that has been dormant for around 4,000 years. The Thrihnukagigur volcano is the only place on earth where the magma chamber is accessible and currently safe to explore. The size of its chamber ... Read More...
Journalists from all around the world have begun to speculate over the eruption of Iceland’s Hekla volcano; however, scientists say that there is not yet any indication of when – no eruption is starting at this time. 6509 ... Read More...
Iceland is a volcanic island and its modern infrastructure and emergency services have been designed to cope with volcanic eruptions. Despite the regular earthquakes and volcanoes in Iceland, people almost never get hurt and travel delays are usually minimal. Icelandic volcanoes have erupted over 125 times since 874 AD. Without the ... Read More...
On 14th April 2010, Iceland became infamous when the Iceland volcano Eyjafjallajokull erupted. Ever since, the country has been under the spotlight. However, this scrutiny was followed by a much-deserved increase in positive attention. For example, the U.S. national publication, USA TODAY has recently voted Iceland as a top travel ... Read More...
The Atlantic Conference on Eyjafjallajokull and Aviation, which will be held at Asbru Enterprise Park, is set to be the most important aviation conference in 2010. The conference will take place between 12-15 September in order to address issues raised by the Eyjafjallajokull volcanic eruption and its effects on aviation. ... Read More...
It has recently been announced by the Keilir Aviation Academy that the ‘Atlantic Conference on Eyjafjallajokull and Aviation’ is to be held at Keflavik International Airport in Iceland on the 15th and 16th September 2010. The international conference on how the Eyjafjallajokull volcanic eruption in Iceland affected aviation, is set to ... Read More...
News of the volcano in Iceland cooling down has spread across the world’s media as travellers can now start looking forward to being inspired by Iceland and for unrestricted flights to Iceland. Foreign media across the world, including BBC News and Sky News, have reported on the ceased activity at the ... Read More...
Iceland volcano tours to the Eyjafjallajokull eruption are on the increase as tour operators try to keep up with the demand from tourists wanting to see the volcano. Numerous day trips to see the Iceland volcano eruption are on offer and Icelandtotal.com, Iceland’s One Stop Travel Shop provide a broad ... Read More...
Volcanic ash from the Iceland volcano is being collected, filtered, dried and bottled it into small resealable glass containers ready to sell as souvenirs. The jar can be opened in order to feel the texture and smell the latest work of nature from ‘The Land of Fire and Ice’. The volcanic ... Read More...
Whilst Keflavik International Airport was forced to close for a few days due to ash clouds from the volcanic eruption at Eyjafjallajokull, airport staff remained positive and focused throughout. The airport is now moving on and staff are well underway with preparations for the summer months as extra flight schedules ... Read More...