Jakarta-area airports reopen after volcanic ash disruption

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Jakarta’s airport and four others near Indonesia’s capital have reopened after volcanic ash disrupted operations. The other airports include a smaller Jakarta-area airport and Hussein Sastranegara in Bandung.

WHO: Jakarta airport and four other airports near Indonesia’s capital

WHAT: Reopened after volcanic ash disruption

WHEN: Reported Sep 7, 2026 at 5:25 PM ET

WHERE: Jakarta, Indonesia

WHY: Operations were disrupted by volcanic ash.

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