Examples of using Ash cloud in English and their translations into Greek
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near-disasters in 1982 and 1989 and the fighter jet in which glass fragments caused by the ash cloud were found.
Finally, we have seen the value of increased European coordination when it comes to responding to the ash cloud crisis.
shooting from a volcano's ash cloud.
We are clear/y facing a biological agent spread by the ash cloud.
This will allow pilots to make adjustments to the plane's flight path to avoid any ash cloud.
Sennert says the wind direction is such that the ash cloud is traveling east-southeast,
planes were unable to cross through the ash cloud.
This must have been due to a very large volcanic eruption and subsequent ash cloud that spread across the world.
Everyone else caught under the ash cloud was in serious danger.
With winds blowing the ash cloud northeast into Argentina,
With winds blowing the ash cloud north-east into neighbouring Argentina,
depending on the weather conditions affecting the dispersion of the ash cloud.
such as the 2010 ash cloud crisis, air carriers' liability to pay for passenger accommodation would be limited to 5 nights.
experience the ash cloud of an eruption, and explore a corridor that illustrates the consequences of a magma flow- from boiling mud pots to geysers.
The ash cloud from Thursday night's eruption of Mount Kelud in the province of East Java moved west over the island, forcing the closure of seven airports
In 2010, the ash cloud produced by Iceland's Eyjafjallajökull Volcano grounded trans-Atlantic and European flights for
The giant ash cloud created by this super-volcano… will first envelop Vegas… and then St. Louis…
indicating the mountain could explode and send up an ash cloud that could threaten aircraft.
experience the ash cloud of an eruption, and explore a corridor that illustrates the consequences of a magma flow- from boiling mud pots to geysers.
The images would enable pilots to see an ash cloud up to 100km ahead of the aircraft at altitudes between 5000
