Aviation authority insists it didn’t over-react

THE Irish Aviation Authority has rejected any suggestion it over-reacted in closing Irish airspace for most of the past week due to the risk of volcanic ash to aircraft.

Aviation authority insists it didn’t over-react

IAA chief executive Eamon Brennan said the IAA was following “standard procedure” in grounding aircraft given such an unprecedented event.

“It was the right thing to do in the circumstances,” said Mr Brennan yesterday.

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