What does VAAC stand for?

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Volcanic Ash Advisory Center

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Airlines get up-to-date information about volcanic eruptions and ash plumes from a network of nine Volcanic Ash Advisory Centers (VAACs) in various countries, where government-funded scientists track the altitudes and positions of ash clouds just as air-traffic controllers keep tabs on all the jets in their areas.

Danger in the air: volcanoes have a long reach