European airlines to increase ticket fares to deal with Icelandic volcano eruption

Xinhua Beijing, May 5, according to Taiwan's "East Sen News Network" 5th reported that the Icelandic volcano eruption of volcanic ash, coupled with the wind blowing south, resulting in 4th, Ireland, England and other regional airports were forced to temporarily shut down. People are worried about whether the volcanic eruption that caused the suspension of flight 100,000 last month will repeat itself.　　European airline operators have suffered heavy losses and may be able to increase fares to reduce losses. It is reported that the Icelandic volcano again caused global concern, starting from the night of 2nd this month, Iceland volcanic earthquake activity has increased. However, the current outbreak has not been dramatic last month.　　As the wind blew south, the airports in Ireland, England and Northern Ireland were shut down, stopping the aircraft, and several Bai flights were affected.　　At present, these airports have all resumed normal take-off and landing. April 14, Iceland volcanic eruption, resulting in 100,000 flights grounded, economic losses of more than 1.5 billion euros.　　The European tourism tycoon has been hit by a halt to Europe as many tourists fear a repeat of the volcanic eruption nightmare.　　It is reported that in order to make up for the losses, European airline operators intend to adjust fares according to different routes, the general increase in fares 5%, up to a maximum of 100 euros. In addition, due to the volcanic eruption in Iceland in April, countries on the concentration of volcanic ash to the impact of air traffic grounding standards are different, but also caused the airport and airlines complained repeatedly. European traffic and air officials are now working on a set of unified grounding standards acceptable to all countries, minimizing possible economic losses and grievances.