Talk:Volcanic ash and aviation safety

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The BBC article which is cited as the source of the 4 mg/m3 limit ("From May 2010, the CAA revised the safe limit upwards to 4 mg per cubic metre of air space.[6]") does not actually mention 4 mg anywhere in the article. Does anyone have a better source for this?

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