Although the airport remained open, all flights were suspended due to 80 km per hour winds, which caused accumulated ash to block the airways and coat runways in volcano dust. Traffic was also held up on entry routes to the city.
San Carlos de Bariloche airport has been open and running regular flight schedules since September 17, after having been closed for near a hundred days due to the lingering presence of the volcano ash cloud being produced by Chilean volcano, Puyehue.
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