Keflavik

According to the website of Keflavik International Airport, flights to and from the country's main hub resumed on Monday evening.

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Icelandair Group said if there are no more eruptions, the country's main Keflavik International Airport will reopen and flights will be back on schedule Tuesday.

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The loss of Keflavik and the GIUK line also allows numerous SSNs to slip through the gap and into the Atlantic unchecked.

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The Grimsvötn volcano began erupting at the weekend, causing flight cancellations at Keflavik airport after it sent a plume of ash, smoke and steam 12 miles into the air.

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The journey from the airport at Keflavik to Reykjavik the city center, for example, takes only about 40minutes.

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Officials worried a loan would give Moscow leverage to use the former U.S. air base at Keflavik, or might give Russia access to Iceland's offshore gas and oil fields.

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Just enough time to trek all over the city (I was there mostly for the landscape -- museums and manuscripts are always interesting, but I was more intrigued by the land than the stuff from those who've lived on it), and then to head back for a short stay at the unofficial waiting area for Keflavik Airport travelers.

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What caught my attention, however, was on the bus rides to and from Keflavik, where I found myself intrigued by these bizarre rock formations:

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Officials worried a loan would give Moscow leverage to use the former U.S. air base at Keflavik, or might give Russia access to Iceland's offshore gas and oil fields.

Iceland Asked For $1 Billion Bailout From U.S. AP 2011

Alamy Reykjavik's skyline What it's like: As soon as you leave Keflavik airport, which serves Reykjavik, en route to Iceland's capital you find yourself traveling past a landscape which is, to put it politely, interesting.

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