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easyJet statement on Icelandic Volcano

No further restrictions apply to UK airspace as the high density ash cloud has now moved into the North Sea and Northern Germany.

p> No further restrictions apply to UK airspace as the high density ash cloud has now moved into the North Sea and Northern Germany.

Latest bmi statement regarding the ash cloud

bmi will be operating as per normal in the UK today, with the exception of Berlin and Hanover flights from and to Heathrow this morning.

p>bmi will be operating as per normal in the UK today, with the exception of Berlin and Hanover flights from and to Heathrow this morning.

Euro zone-free travel from UTracks

UTracks has added a selection of new itineraries outside of the euro zone to its programme this year.

p> UTracks has added a selection of new itineraries outside of the euro zone to its programme this year.

Tourism Malaysia garden wins gold

The Tourism Malaysia garden has won gold at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2011, following on from last year?s garden success story at Chelsea.

p>The Tourism Malaysia garden has won gold at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2011, following on from last year?s garden success story at Chelsea.

Virgin Atlantic statement

We can confirm that our flight schedule for today remains unaffected and there are no planned cancellations.

p> We can confirm that our flight schedule for today remains unaffected and there are no planned cancellations.

Flybe confirmed that it operated a full schedule of services from Edinburgh and Glasgow airports this morning (up to 10.00) carrying 931 passengers on 16 flights to destinations including Birmingham, Southampton and Manchester.lybe confirmed that it operated a full schedule of services from Edinburgh and Glasgow airports this morning (up to 10.00) carrying 931 passengers on 16 flights to destinations including Birmingham, Southampton and Manchester.

Manchester Airport - Volcanic Ash Update

A Manchester Airport spokesperson said: "The Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) has advised that high concentrations of ash from the volcanic eruption in Iceland will reach parts of Scotland during this morning.

p>A Manchester Airport spokesperson said: "The Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) has advised that high concentrations of ash from the volcanic eruption in Iceland will reach parts of Scotland during this morning.