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An eruption near Eldey Island in Iceland may lead to disruptions in air traffic due to recent seismic activity in the area.

A geologist predicts that volcanic activity near Eldey could disrupt air travel as signs of increased seismic activity are apparent.

The earthquake sequence near Eldey Island has come to a temporary halt, according to recent reports from Iceland's geological authorities.

The seafloor continues to experience seismic activity near Eldey, Iceland.

A geophysicist suggests that the recent seismic activity near Eldey may culminate in one additional volcanic eruption, particularly at the Sundhnúkur crater row.

A magnitude 3.0 earthquake occurred near Eldey, Iceland.

The earthquake swarm at Eldey, which began on February 7, 2026, has recorded over three hundred quakes, with the largest measuring 3.4 in magnitude.

Nearly four hundred earthquakes have been recorded in the vicinity of Eldey, Iceland, since yesterday afternoon.

There have been approximately 400 earthquakes around Eldey since yesterday afternoon, indicating seismic activity in the region.

A 3.4 magnitude earthquake was recorded near Eldey on the Reykjanes Ridge amidst an ongoing series of seismic events.

An earthquake swarm is occurring near Eldey off the coast of Reykjanesskagi, with dozens of small earthquakes recorded, the largest being 2.8 in magnitude.

A series of earthquakes has been reported near Eldey on the Reykjanes Ridge.

A series of earthquakes has been reported near Eldey, located on the Reykjanes Ridge, raising concerns among residents and scientists alike.