GENERAL8 Sept 2026
Flights to and from Indonesia’s capital resume after volcanic eruption forced a 2-day closure
Flights to Jakarta resumed early Tuesday after a two-day closure caused by volcanic ash from Mount Anak Krakatau. Nearly 3,000 flights and about 341,000 passengers were impacted. Transport Minister Dudy Purwagandhi said authorities stayed conservative as wind direction remains dynamic, keeping some airports shut until 10 a.m. for inspections. If you were affected, check your airline's revised schedule before heading to the airport.
Key Statutory Highlights
- Flights to and from Jakarta resumed on Tuesday, September 8, after a two-day closure caused by volcanic ash from Mount Anak Krakatau.
- The closure disrupted nearly 3,000 flights and affected about 341,000 passengers.
- Some airports, including Radin Inten II in Lampung, stayed shut until 10 a.m. for safety checks because wind direction is still dynamic.
Actionable Advice for Taxpayers / Founders:If your flight was affected, contact your airline or check its website for a revised departure time before going to the airport.
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