It appears Sandstorms and Volcanic Ash fall-out really puts the crimp on foreign wars. Despite the travelers inconvenience, I imagine a great many European citizens greatly appreciate the silence of fewer automobiles, virtually no jetliners and no NATO F-16's screaming across the rooftops and cities thru-out Europe at this time.

I guess that, by now "the ash" has become a lame subject to many international viewers. Maybe CNN is focusing too much on travel problem and not in the economic effects this may have, not only to Europe, but to many other countries in the world that have a strong economic connection to Europe.

Ok. Don't know about the rest of CNN news shows but at least I-Desk is took different perspectives on the ash subject. That's a good thing. I was a little tired to see news channels focusing mainly on the travel problem.

The ironic side of the ash: men may control economy clutters by finding a quick way to fix it, but nature can't be controlled and, the damages done on it and by it can't be fixed so fast & as easily as economic difficulties.
I wonder if, all tragic nature related situations we have been witnessing lately are making mankind to reflect about it, or we just go on and on till the next nature chaos occurres?

Sorry I posted this already, by mistake, on the 16th I-desk blog entry.

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The only thing in Europe that is not moving or is trying to get moving again are the planes. Automobiles are still driving. And I do not really appreciate this, because I am trying to go home. I am not alone in this situation, that is also why I feel so bad about all those people stranded and not knowing what is going to happen next. There is almost no communication towards the public on how and what to do. Some people are stranded because of not having $5000 to leave Bulgaria with a newly adopted child for example or simple are stuck because of not knowing were to go.
The European Officials have waited too long to react and to communicate with all the parties involved and also the public. They should have reacted that same day and started with alternatives and communicate this. I just read the other day that it took until yesterday to get everybody on a conference call, to search – talk – make decisions – look for alternatives.
Now finally some communication is going on and alternatives are being put into place. A lot of this could have been avoided if people had reacted much sooner.

Thanks to CNN people get informed, but also CNN can only bring what they receive or hear from Officials or by being in the field.

You cannot play with Mother Nature, neither win. But you can live with Mother Nature, just as Mother Nature has done with us for many years.

Hope that people will learn from it and keep in mind that plan a always needs a plan b, just in case.

Nothing is more important than safety. period. It's priceless.
Willie Walsh is notorious for being a self serving glutton.
CNN..I believe it's important for you to also report the high risks
and dangerous close calls from the past:
A British Airways jet lost power in all four engines after flying through an ash cloud above the Indian Ocean in 1982.

I saw in the news that your journalist college spent total 3150$ to get from WARSAW to LONDON to…couldn’t resist to ask wouldn’t be cheaper to take a couch from Warsaw to London via Dover 399.00PLN approximately 140.00$......

The problems or catastrophes are all coming one after another..

The tsunamis, earthquakes, drought and now the ash dilemma one after another. we should look after our space better. In a movie made a few years ago any nation will have to turn to its even poor neighbours in order to survive when hit by mother natures fury.

Maybe we all should be working together and build a real universal disaster search and rescue unit. Something that is better run and more coordinated than what is being offered by the UN. If we could put aside our differences and work together we could save and also salvage a lot of lives. Something like a universal disaster insurance. The team would consist of doctors and nurses and support staff for logistics and tents, portable water reservoirs, foladble beds, mosquito netting, medicines andstuff like that. Maybe take the burden of some of the NGOS who are always out there helping people.

Maybe?

Hala, The airlines should not be bailed out by the EU or any government. They should be insured against force majeur and, if not, well that is to their account. The various soveriegn countries Aviation Authorities are there to close airspace when Operators are too commercially focussed to separate out earnings from fatalities. Mr Leary's comments (and Mr Walsh's, but less so) continue to confirm the public's concern that someone who is clearly precipitate in circumstances that affect public safety is allowed any authority within an airline that has a CoA. This is, perhaps, an example where ICAO need to intervene and airline CEO's should also undergo 'fit and proper persons' testing.

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