Flights at Comiso Airport in Sicily, Italy, have resumed after being temporarily suspended due to volcanic ash from Mount Etna’s eruption. The eruption caused contamination of airport infrastructure, necessitating the initial closures. Meanwhile, Catania Airport will remain closed throughout Ferragosto (August 15th) until 3:00 PM local time due to the ongoing volcanic activity. The disruption impacts travel during a peak holiday period. Authorities are continuously monitoring the situation and assessing the impact of the eruption on air travel. Passengers are advised to check with their airlines for updated flight information. The Etna eruption highlights the challenges of operating air travel in the vicinity of active volcanoes.