Watch Mount Etna unleash powerful Strombolian explosions as towering ash clouds rise from the Voragine Crater. The ...

A newly discovered way to monitor magma movements beneath Mount Etna could help scientists forecast when it might erupt. Mount Etna, located on the Italian island of Sicily, is Europe's largest active ...

Flights at Catania Airport have been suspended until 4pm as Mount Etna sends a 4km-high ash cloud into the sky, with a red aviation alert in force.

Mount Etna lit up the skies over Sicily last night (12 November) after a quiet few months. One of the world's most active volcanoes, Etna's dramatic displays are rarely out of the headlines for long.

Mount Etna recorded a magnitude 3.8 earthquake near Catania on 21 October 2026. The volcano, called Etna in Italian, remains ...

Catania Airport has been closed due to volcanic ash after an eruption at Mount Etna, with passengers warned to check the status of their flights. SAC, the company that manages Catania Airport in ...

Flights at Italy’s Catania airport will remain suspended on Monday for a third consecutive day after volcanic ash emissions ...

Mount Etna (Etna) in Sicily was the subject of a new monitoring bulletin issued on 13 October 2026, giving travellers a ...

MILAN - Mount Etna, the volcano that towers over eastern Sicily, has again captivated the world with a spectacular show, spewing smoke high into the sky. But the defining event of Monday's eruption ...

Italy’s Mount Etna sent an ash cloud about 4 kilometers into the air on Thursday, prompting authorities to issue the highest aviation alert. Airport operations in Catania were not immediately affected ...

A thick ash cloud emanating from the nearby Mount Etna volcano has prompted authorities to halt flights. The Sicilian aiport's operator, SAC, said that all flight operations at the hub had been ...

Italy’s Mount Etna doesn’t mess around. The volcano erupted on November 12, kicking out lava and ash in a spectacular display of its might. Etna’s eruptions can look impressive from the ground, but ...