AERODUE AVIATION INTELLIGENCE

Volcanic Aviation Radar

Explore official volcanic-ash advisories, monitored volcanoes and their possible implications for aviation. Every status is linked to its source.

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—Current ash advisories
—USGS volcanoes with mapped codes
—USGS orange/red alerts
—Last update (UTC)
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Worldwide volcanic activity map

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Natural Earth public-domain geography · NOAA · USGS
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Volcano locations and ash-advisory areas are different. Markers never represent a confirmed affected flight.

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What this means for flights

Airborne volcanic ash can damage engines and sensors. Authorities publish SIGMETs and aviation colour codes to help operators assess conditions.

  • Ash advisories describe hazards, not confirmed flight cancellations.
  • Observed and forecast ash areas are explicitly distinguished.
  • Operational restrictions need independent official confirmation.
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What to do now

  1. Check your route and destination against official aviation notices.
  2. Review the source time and the geographic scope of each advisory.
  3. Confirm any actual restrictions with your airline or airport.
  4. Consult AeroDue's existing flight-disruption information.
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◷Activity chronology — latest available notices, up to 7 days

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A snapshot of currently available source notices, not a complete seven-day incident archive.

Global volcano events · NASA EONET

Curated international volcano reports, separate from official aviation hazard advisories. An open event does not prove an ongoing eruption or flight disruption.

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