Travel technology and GDS provider Sabre has tracked flight movements for the past few days to illustrate how air traffic across the Atlantic and Europe has attempted to return to normality.
The data is held on the Sabre Flight Explorer system.
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wow – thats incredible imagery.
kevin with your hot topics word cloud, if the cloud was updated with this event being calculated in, I guess it would have become a one word ash cloud.
Brilliant!
Do I see correctly that in the sixth image the cloud spells EU?