Indonesia gradually resumes air traffic after volcanic eruption
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Indonesia gradually resumes air traffic after volcanic eruption

SAPO Notícias8 September 2026 at 06:10

Air traffic was gradually resumed at the main international airport of Indonesia's capital, Jakarta, after a volcanic eruption that paralyzed operations.

The volcanic eruption prevented hundreds of aircraft from taking off at the airport.

More than 300,000 passengers were affected by the paralysis caused by the volcanic event.

Operations were restored today, allowing the gradual resumption of flights at Jakarta's airport.

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