News Analysis: Volcanic fallout
Andrew Tjaardstra reports on the aftermath of the Icelandic eruption.
The disruption from the Icelandic volcano Eyjafjallajökull, which closed much of European airspace over a week in April, is still causing difficulties for people trapped overseas. The eruption has given the travel, airline and insurance industries pause for thought into how to deal with such events in the future.
Members of the Association of British Insurers met soon after the eruption but there was no consensus on how to pay claims with the ABI advising customers that each insurer had a
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