Alaska flights largely back to normal after days of disruptions from volcanic ash

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Alaska flights largely back to normal after days of disruptions from volcanic ash
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Flights in and out of Alaska largely returned to normal Saturday after days of major travel disruptions caused by a cloud of volcanic ash that had drifted from Russia and was finally dissipating.

A group of students from Palmer’s Academy Charter School who traveled to Juneau for a field trip to learn about the legislative process and meet with lawmakers were unable to fly home Thursday after their flight was canceled.

“There’s parents here that are needing to get home to other kids or family members, there’s kids here without their families — some are having a ball with that and some are more concerned,” she said. “Even things like doing laundry, the kids only packed so many pairs of clothes and their parents only sent so much money along.”

Jason Overby, Matt Roberts, Kat Moore and Rebecca Menzia jam in the Ted Stevens International Airport on Thursday, April 14, 2023, waiting for their flight to Juneau for the Folk Fest. The afternoon flight was delayed for several hours, took off and turned around because of the volcanic ash threat to the aircraft.

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