Catania

Airport management announced that the alert has ended, normal operations have been restored and all services have been fully resumed

Two days after Catania Airport shut down operations following the eruption of Etna, disruptions continue: all flight operations will remain suspended until 23:59 tonight

Etna’s volcanic ash emissions have once again forced Catania Airport to suspend flight operations, with the closure now extended until 10am on September 15

Mount Etna's eruption has once again forced airspace closures over Sicily, limiting arrivals to five per hour until 2 p.m. on Monday, two days after Catania Airport returned to full operation

Catania Airport has extended restrictions until August 13 at 04:00 PM local time as Mount Etna erupts, with ash and winds affecting airspace and disrupting arrivals and departures

Catania Airport has suspended arrivals until 5 p.m. on August 10 after volcanic ash from Mount Etna affected airspace southwest of the volcano

All nine Sicilian provinces are under a high wildfire risk alert for July 21. Palermo, Catania, and Messina are facing Level 3 heatwave warnings with perceived temperatures up to 39°C

Flight disruptions are continuing at Catania Airport after Mount Etna's latest volcanic activity, with passengers urged to check with their airline before traveling

Flights to and from Catania Airport in Italy may face delays and cancellations after Mount Etna's latest eruptive activity. Travelers should check with airlines

Italy faces coordinated aviation strikes in late June and July 2026, including ground handling and security disruptions at Rome, Milan and Catania airports

Airport management announced that the alert has ended, normal operations have been restored and all services have been fully resumed

Two days after Catania Airport shut down operations following the eruption of Etna, disruptions continue: all flight operations will remain suspended until 23:59 tonight