Flights to Jakarta resume after volcanic ash forced 2-day closure of several Indonesian airports

Flights to Jakarta are back in action after a two-day shutdown caused by ash from a nearby volcanic eruption disrupted nearly 3,000 flights. The eruption from the nearby volcano had blanketed the area with ash, forcing airport closures and grounding planes. This disruption underscores the challenges posed by natural disasters on global travel, highlighting the need for resilient aviation infrastructure and contingency plans to manage such situations effectively. The resumption of flights signals a return to normalcy, but the event also raises questions about the long-term impact on air travel during volcanic activity.