No restrictions on Irish airspace as ash cloud expected to clear

Irish airspace should remain open until at least 7.30pm this evening.

No restrictions on Irish airspace as ash cloud expected to clear
Wed, 25 May, 2011 - 08:01

Irish airspace should remain open until at least 7.30pm this evening.

The Irish Aviation Authority has said that it does not expect any restrictions because of the Icelandic ash cloud between now and then.

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