Indonesian Transport Minister Dudi said on the 6th that due to the eruption of the volcano in the son of Krakatoa, 8 Indonesian airports were temporarily closed, and 467 flights were affected, including 58 international flights and 409 domestic flights. Dudi said the airport was closed to prevent volcanic ash from affecting flight safety. If volcanic ash continues to spread, airport operations will not be forcibly resumed. He requested that airlines promptly and accurately inform passengers about flight cancellations, adjustments or diversions, and protect passenger rights such as ticket refunds. Some flights can be transferred to other airports if necessary.

Indonesian Transport Minister Dudi said on the 6th that due to the eruption of the volcano in the son of Krakatoa, 8 Indonesian airports were temporarily closed, and 467 flights were affected, including 58 international flights and 409 domestic flights. Dudi said the airport was closed to prevent volcanic ash from affecting flight safety. If volcanic ash continues to spread, airport operations will not be forcibly resumed. He requested that airlines promptly and accurately inform passengers about flight cancellations, adjustments or diversions, and protect passenger rights such as ticket refunds. Some flights can be transferred to other airports if necessary.