Bali volcano eruption has left thousands stranded in the coastal city as massive ash clouds take over the sky. The eruption of Mount Lewotobi Laki-laki near Bali caused a significant ash cloud to drift over the region. Due to this, several major international airlines were forced to ground their flights to ensure passengers’ safety. The eruption is part of ongoing volcanic activity in the region, which has caused disruption to air travel in the past. Air traffic authorities are monitoring the situation closely and travellers are advised to check with their airlines for the latest updates before heading to the airport. If you are travelling to Bali anytime soon, you can check whether your flight is cancelled or not by heading to Bali airport’s website.
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To check online if your Bali flight is cancelled or not, you can head to bali-airport.com that has all the information about the departing flights. Most of the flights on the website have been cancelled due to volcanic eruptions.
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Bali volcano eruption: How long will the travellers have to wait
It is not yet clear when the flights will resume but reports suggest that the ash cloud will not be a danger after 2pm Wednesday. While airlines have promised more information as the situation unfolds, the current disruption is causing uncertainty for many travellers. In 2016, a similar volcanic event on Lombok resulted in prolonged flight cancellations, affecting thousands of passengers for days.
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