New measures go into effect in midday Tuesday that will let planes fly at higher ash densities than currently permited. Flight disruptions continue because of ash cloud from an Icelanic volcano. The measures announced by UK civil aviation authority on Monday. This measures are designed to ease the backlog. Flights that go through the time limited zone will be changed to a stricter maintenance policies. Airlines must give a safety agreement from their aircraft and engine manufactures. Major European airports reopened Monday after being closed for six hours due to the ash cloud. If the Eyjafallajokull volcano continues to erupt air travel in Britain could be disrupted. In mid April this problems started when the volcano beneath Eyjafallajokull glacier in southern Iceland disrupting international travel for a lot of days. It can last for another year.
http://edition.cnn.com/2010/TRAVEL/05/18/europe.ash.cloud/index.html
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