Air New Zealand (ANZ) resumed its services into and out of Queenstown today, as plumes from a volcano eruption in Chile move out of New Zealand.
The Star Alliance carrier also confirmed that all its domestic and international services are operating normally.
Airservices Australia, the national air traffic management agency, said on Thursday that the ash cloud is not expected to affect any Australian cities, with ash having cleared from Perth and Tasmania.
Source: Air Transport Intelligence news
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