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Travel Agency (AXcess News) Anchorage, AK - Alaska's Augustine Volcano erupted Wednesday, sending a plume of volcanic ash five-miles into the atmosphere, forcing airplane flights to be diverted. Fortunately, the plume of volcanic ashdid not rain down on Anchorage, Alaska, which is 200 miles to the northeast and Alaska's most populated city.

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Last Minute Travel Augustine's eruption was the first time the volcano has spewed volcanic debris in nearly 20 years.

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Aloha Airlines Meteorologists and scientists are monitoring Augustine for any signs of lava flow.

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Travel Agent Jennifer Adleman of the Alaska Volcano Observatory said residents on the Kenai Peninsula, east of the volcanic island, reported seeing ash.

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Travel Agents The cloud of volcanic ash is traveling at a rate of 20 mph and apparently is not concentrated material, meaning that heavy fallout along the path of the volcano's ash cloud is not causing any problemsfor populated areas.

Discount Airfares Augustine reaches up 4,134 feet in height. The last time the volcano erupted was in 1986. During that eruption the volcano's ash cloud climbed seven miles before drifting over Anchorage causing residents there to stay indoors and forcing flights to avoid the Cook Inlet.

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