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Pamela Ariniello awaited news on flights to Europe. (Wendy Maeda/Globe Staff) |
As air clears, delays still snarl many
Firms alter plans; travelers wearied
By
Katie Johnston Chase and Shana Wickett
Globe Staff | Globe Correspondent
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April 20, 2010
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European airspace is gradually opening up after five days of mass flight cancellations, but the ash cloud from a volcanic eruption in Iceland is still wreaking havoc on travelers and, increasingly, on businesses that rely on European markets. (Full article: 978 words)
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