Flights resume after ash cloud over Australia

Airlines started flying a backlog of thousands of stranded passengers to and from Australia’s second-largest city today after an ash cloud from a Chilean volcano began to clear.

Airlines started flying a backlog of thousands of stranded passengers to and from Australia’s second-largest city today after an ash cloud from a Chilean volcano began to clear.

Most flights between Australia and New Zealand, however, remained grounded due to the drifting cloud of fine grit, which can damage aircraft engines.

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