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Flight Cancellations and Safety Concerns as Volcanic Ash Disrupts Bali Travel

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Last updated: November 13, 2024 10:21 am
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Dangerous ash clouds from Mount Lewotobi Laki-laki, an active volcano close to the Indonesian holiday island, have caused many big Australian airlines to cancel flights between Australia and Bali. Over the weekend, the eruption seriously affected air travel, sending a towering 9km (6.2 miles) ash plume skyward.

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What Warning Has the Bureau of Meteorology Issued About the Volcanic Ash Drift?How Has the Volcanic Eruption Affected Local Activities in Indonesia?What Are the Risks of Indonesia's Volcanic Activity to Aviation?

Wednesday’s Qantas, Jetstar, and Virgin Australia announcements confirmed the inconvenience. These airlines told their customers of continuous flight cancellations resulting from the dangerous flying circumstances brought forth by the volcanic ash. “The ash from Mount Lewotaobi Laki-laki has made it unsafe to fly; as a precautionary measure, flights have been suspended,” Jetstar stated.

What Warning Has the Bureau of Meteorology Issued About the Volcanic Ash Drift?

Australia’s Bureau of Meteorology has also set off alarms, warning that volcanic ash may find its way into northern portions of the nation. On Wednesday, the agency warned that the ash cloud might endanger flight safety.

Grounding all flights to and from Bali until Thursday, Jetstar further said it will be changing its flight plans. The airline said it would start running extra flights between Bali and Australia using bigger Boeing 787 aircraft to accommodate impacted passengers. “We are working on scheduling extra flights to ensure passengers can return home as soon as conditions allow,” Jetstar stated.

Virgin Australia’s Wednesday cancellation of all its flights to and from Bali adds to the growing list of problems.

How Has the Volcanic Eruption Affected Local Activities in Indonesia?

Apart from upsetting global travel, the eruption has interfered with local activity in Indonesia. The ash cloud raises safety issues, so a jazz festival in Labuan Bajo—about 600 km from Mount Lewotaobi Laki-laki—has been postponed until next year. The choice to delay the event emphasizes the general influence of the eruption on public activities and tourism in the area.

What Are the Risks of Indonesia's Volcanic Activity to Aviation?

Nestled on the Pacific “Ring of Fire,” Indonesia is well-known for its great seismic activity and features about 130 active volcanoes. Mount Lewotaobi Laki-laki’s most recent eruption follows one week after a significant one from the same volcano, which sadly claimed ten lives.

Volcanic activity has previously disturbed aviation traffic in the area. In 2020, ash clouds from Mount Merapi temporarily closed an airport in Solo, underscoring aviation’s vulnerability to such natural events.

Airlines and local authorities are tracking airspace safety in the area as the circumstances change. Travelers from Bali are advised to keep current on flight statuses and follow airline and pertinent government recommendations.

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