(vIndianz April 17 2010): The Icelandic volcano continues to spew ash into the air, disrupting lives and daily air traffic across Europe. Hundreds have been stranded at various airports across Europe. Even after days have passed, there seems to be no let up.
Smoke billows from a volcano in Eyjafjallajokull.
The check-in counters at the international airport of Schwechat remain empty.
A child plays with a ball in front of a dark grey cloud with fallout, north of Vaasa during a sunset in clear skies.
A dark ash cloud moves over Solheimasandur.
A view of the farm Thorgeirsstadir, as smoke billows from a volcano in Eyjafjallajokull.
A passenger sleeps at Orly airport, near Paris, after his flight was cancelled.
A passenger makes her way past an electronic board showing cancelled flights at Zurich airport in Kloten.
(Courtesy: Reuters)
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