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YEREVAN-LONDON FLIGHTS CONDUCTED AS SCHEDULED
news.am
May 5 2010
Armenia
To date Yerevan-London-Yerevan flights are conducted according to
timetable, as ash cloud covered only a part of Scotland and Northern
Ireland, representative of British Midland International Yerevan
office Erik Gyulazyan told NEWS.am.
He assured there is no ground for concern, as Heathrow airport
experiences no landing difficulties. Asked whether, British Midland
International incurred losses as a result of canceled flights due to
Icelandic volcano eruption, Gyulazyan replied that no precise data
is available, as the calculations are underway.
Armavia Air Company press secretary Nana Avetisova informed NEWS.am
that company has not made such calculations yet.
Eyjafjallajokull volcano, 150 km from Reykjavik, started erupting on
March 20, 2010.
April 14 eruption closed major part of Europe's airspace that also
affected Armenia.
news.am
May 5 2010
Armenia
To date Yerevan-London-Yerevan flights are conducted according to
timetable, as ash cloud covered only a part of Scotland and Northern
Ireland, representative of British Midland International Yerevan
office Erik Gyulazyan told NEWS.am.
He assured there is no ground for concern, as Heathrow airport
experiences no landing difficulties. Asked whether, British Midland
International incurred losses as a result of canceled flights due to
Icelandic volcano eruption, Gyulazyan replied that no precise data
is available, as the calculations are underway.
Armavia Air Company press secretary Nana Avetisova informed NEWS.am
that company has not made such calculations yet.
Eyjafjallajokull volcano, 150 km from Reykjavik, started erupting on
March 20, 2010.
April 14 eruption closed major part of Europe's airspace that also
affected Armenia.