Buenos Aires airport re-opened after the break ash

Buenos Aires, Argentina's main airport reopened after the ashes from the grounded all flights on Tuesday, two days in the Chilean volcano.

Ezeiza International Airport has reopened, and the airport in the capital, domestic and regional flights have resumed, but some smaller airports remain closed, transportation director said.

Ensure the reopening of the terminal air traffic safety, authorities said.

Puyehue Chile volcanic eruption on Saturday the first time in half a century.

Earlier, more than 100 flights were canceled, Argentina as the towering ash columns into the air space of the volcanic eruption. In Chile, the flight was canceled imposed on the San Diego airport.

In addition to Argentina, the ash cloud has reached the southern region of Brazil.

So far, the cloud is limited to Brazil, Uruguay border areas, will not affect air traffic in nearby cities, according to the Brazilian Air Force sources.

However, in the Brazilian city and four other South American countries of the flights - Argentina, Uruguay, Chile and Paraguay - had in these areas because of the danger of smoke canceled, according to local aircraft.

Only on Tuesday, Brazil's TAM Airlines canceled 32 flights were canceled and airlines Gol 19.

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