The roughly 2.5 mile-long fissure spewed semi-molten rock and red-tinted smoke into the air near Iceland’s main airport, the Svartsengi Power Plant, and the town of Grindavík. A community of ...

"Lava flows towards Grindavik." The town of 3,800 near Iceland's main airport was evacuated Nov. 10 when an earthquake swarm led to cracks and openings in the earth between the town and ...

There was no immediate threat to the residents of Grindavik, a small fishing town ... Talking about air travel, Gudmundsdottir told CNN that the airport in nearby Keflavik was safe as the eruption ...

A volcano in southwest Iceland, north of Grindavik, erupted earlier on Sunday. Operations at Keflavík Airport are continuing as normal, said Gudjon Helgason, spokesperson for airport operator Isavia.

Grindavik's mayor, Fannar Jonasson ... Keflavik International Airport, external - the country's largest airport - is operating as normal and the likelihood of any air disturbance is considered ...

Most of Grindavik’s 4,000 residents had evacuated ... Iceland’s national airport and air navigation service provider Isavia said in a statement that flights to and from the country were ...

Iceland’s main airport. The eruption site is a few miles northeast of Grindavik, a coastal town of 3,800 people about 30 miles southwest of Iceland’s capital, Reykjavik. The town was evacuated ...

But after allowing some residents to return to Grindavik to gather essential belongings ... located close to Iceland’s only international airport, Keflavík, which is less than 20 miles from ...

The eruption Monday night appears to have occurred about 4 kilometers (2.4 miles) from the town of Grindavik, the Icelandic Meteorological Office said. The town near Iceland's main airport was ...

A volcanic eruption restarted in Iceland, with lava flow threatening the already severely damaged fishing town Grindavik. An eruption — the eighth on the same volcanic rift since late 2023 ...