Flight operations at Catania Airport in Sicily have resumed after being suspended for over a week due to volcanic activity from Mount Etna. The eruption earlier this month caused widespread disruption, leaving thousands of tourists stranded on the island. Authorities closed the airspace as a precaution against volcanic ash, impacting both inbound and outbound flights. Following safety assessments and cleanup efforts, the airport was declared safe for operations on Tuesday. The resumption of flights will alleviate travel chaos for those seeking to depart Sicily and allow new visitors to arrive. This news provides relief for the tourism sector, a vital part of the Sicilian economy, after a period of significant disruption.