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April 19, 2010 · about 16 years ago

Flight Ban Impacts Iceland’s Fishing Industry

The flight ban that was established due to ash fall from the volcanic eruption in south Iceland has caused extensive financial losses to the Icelandic fishing industry. “I estimate that our loss is three to four million króna per day,” said Birgir Kristinsson, managing director of fishing company Ný

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The flight ban that was established due to ash fall from the volcanic eruption in south Iceland has caused extensive financial losses to the Icelandic fishing industry. “I estimate that our loss is three to four million króna per day,” said Birgir Kristinsson, managing director of fishing company Nýfiskur in Sandgerdi.

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