eruption in Iceland: suspended flights in northern Europe for the ash 
Almost all European airports have suspended flights to Iceland because of the cloud of smoke and ash caused by the eruption of a volcano in Glacier Eyjafjallajokul. Airports locked then in England, France, Norway, Sweden, Spain, Denmark and many have stopped flights between the United States and parts of Europe. About a thousand people in Iceland have been evacuated as a precaution. The first eruption of the volcano since 1823 has also caused several earthquakes and floods in the region that could worsen with the melting of the glacier
. The aerial survey, however, has reassured the eruption started at the foot of the glacier, "The best place where he could be."
Almost all European airports have suspended flights to Iceland because of the cloud of smoke and ash caused by the eruption of a volcano in Glacier Eyjafjallajokul. Airports locked then in England, France, Norway, Sweden, Spain, Denmark and many have stopped flights between the United States and parts of Europe. About a thousand people in Iceland have been evacuated as a precaution. The first eruption of the volcano since 1823 has also caused several earthquakes and floods in the region that could worsen with the melting of the glacier . The aerial survey, however, has reassured the eruption started at the foot of the glacier, "The best place where he could be." 
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