Cane nick ash has boy scout air travel to a halt for the fourth consecutive day. alex joins us from brussels with the latest on how it is affecting travel. hi, shannon. i can tell you since thursday, 64,000 flights have been canceled. that is according to euro control, the organization responsible for aviation safety. in terms of the airlines, as you could expect, they are keeping the bottom line very badly, losing $130 million pounds. what we are seeing right now is some airline executives are suggesting, bearing in mind they have done a number of test flights, that perhaps the safety controls put in place by the authorities may be a bit too overreaching and exaggerating the danger of concern. certainly klm, the dutch operator, lufthansa, a german operator, and air france have sent up between them, 10-15
Drifting at high speeds. other owners complain of steering wheel vibrations or exaggerated motions from steering. you move the steering wheel a little bit and the car swervz a lot more than you expect. yesterday toyota s vice president commented on whether the company would announce any further recalls because of this. translator: we will make a recall of corolla if this is a problem that threatens the safety. if it is not, we will provide the usual repair service based on customer complaints. reporter: so, kyra, we will be seeing what the company does next. our cnn money team is reporting that the national highway traffic safety administration will officially announce that investigation today, kyra. so how many vehicles are we talking about with regard to what toyota has already recalled? it s such a huge number. more than 8.1 million worldwide for various issues. in a lot of cases sticking accelerator pedals. the company is promising much stricter safety controls and