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At least three airlines operating out of Accra to Europe havecancelledtheir flights as a consequence of the volcanic ash after a short time covering the skies over about ten countries in Europe. The hurt countries number the UK, Ireland, France, Germany, the Netherlands, Sweden, Belgium, Finland and Poland. The countries have afterwards closed almost all of their airports and declared their skies, “no tear zones”.
In Ghana, it was British Airways which in the first place announced the abrogation of its flights. That proclamation has since been followed by a like disclosure by KLM and Lufthansa and now Ghana International Airlines, which for now is sign passengers they should clinch with the Kotoka International Airport that their flights have not been cancelled before they set off from their homes. The view is especially targeted at those who have to tour from parts of the homeland to Accra so they would not end up being stranded at the airport as was the trunk for the following who are hoping they may be able to hasten today. Whilst some of them who spoke to Joy News felt their airlines had done the best under the circumstances, others were not too impressed. Kwasi Boateng and Felix Asante who had both traveled to Accra from Kumasi to ship aboard the exaltation shared their frustrations.
GIA’s host report issued on Thursday read: All Ghana International Airlines flights between Accra and London or Dusseldorf are experiencing delays and cancellations due to a volcanic bursting forth that has closed many airports in Europe. Passengers booked to proceed with Ghana International Airlines flights are requested to divert validation with the airline on 021 213555 or with the Kotoka International Airport on 021 776171 to warrant voyage significance and timings. Please do not proceed to the airport if your soaring is delayed or cancelled.
