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Seismic-activity around the Reykjanes Peninsula

We understand that the situation is causing uncertainty and that you might have concerns about a trip to Iceland due to the increasing likelihood of a volcanic eruption on the Reykjanes Peninsula. Please note that the Department of Civil Protection and Emergency Management has now transitioned from a Phase of Emergency to an Alert Phase. Reykjavik is still at a safe distance from this area. Iceland is no stranger to volcanic activity. Similar to the previous eruptions on Reykjanes Peninsula, in case of a new volcanic eruption, it should have a minimal impact on the air traffic. For more information and current updates, please visit Icelandic Meteorological Office. Visitors to Iceland are also encouraged to visit safetravel.is.


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