All UK Airports Starting Open air

England finally reopened the entire airport air on Tuesday night (20 / 4). European aviation activity even while gradually to normal.

Yesterday (21 / 4), not less than 75 percent of flights back to enliven the European skies. However, some flights are still chaotic.

With the opening of almost all UK airports, increasing the flow of European aviation. Moreover, Germany following the opening throughout the airport yesterday morning. Previously, Germany restrict flights. Eurocontrol''predict around 21,000 flights today. Normally there are 28,000 flights every Wednesday,''the light of Eurocontrol in an official statement as quoted by Agence France-Presse reported yesterday.

Approximately 20 aircraft owned by airlines British Airways (BA) began to land at Heathrow Airport, London, yesterday. Total length was recorded as the aircraft route. The planes left the international airport since Monday (19 / 4), even before the ban was revoked in London. Therefore, some aircraft that arrived before Tuesday night had diverted to other airports.

In a written statement to British media, BA insisted that the entire length of the flight route has been operating normally yesterday morning. But, short route flights to and from Heathrow Airport and Gatwick Airport just got back on yesterday afternoon. Policy has had a chance to make the passengers in the two largest airports are confused London.

''I have not been able to get certainty when our plane took off. We can only wait,''complained Veronique David, one of the French prospective passengers.

Previously, women 42 years old who work as nurses were staying at the airport in San Francisco since Thursday (15 / 4). Yesterday, he arrived in London and plans to resume flights to Paris.

Until yesterday, the International Air Transport Association (IATA) is still relevant European governments continue to blame the flight ban in place since last Thursday. The total losses suffered by European airlines are expected to reach EUR 1.3 billion (about USD 15.6 trillion). European government''must take responsibility and share in the losses the airline,''Giovanni Bisignani IATA Chairman of the firm.

Concrete action is France's largest union, Mouvement des Enterprises de France (Medef). Yesterday, they urged the government to raise special funds to help airlines that Wine Country. ''We obviously need the funds immediately,''said Laurence Parisot Chairman Medef in an interview with Europe-1 radio station, as quoted by the Associated Press.

Meanwhile, from Iceland, reported that the volcanic activity of Mount Eyjafjallajoekull much reduced. Eruption''began to decrease. Bursts of volcanic ash began to recede. Already far no harm,''the light of Pall Einarsson, seismologists from the Institute of Earth Sciences, Iceland. According to him, volcanic activity covered glaciers were already decreased by about 80 percent