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At KLIA, stranded travellers hope Jakarta flights resume soon after Anak Krakatau eruption

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September 7, 2026
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SEPANG, Sept 6 — Passengers stranded for over 12 hours at Kuala Lumpur Worldwide Airport (KLIA) Terminal 1 following flight cancellations to Jakarta hope the state of affairs will resolve shortly to allow them to resume their journeys.

Redy Dwi Lingga, 21, mentioned he and his buddy arrived as early as 6 am for an 8 am flight to Jakarta, solely to finish up ready for hours after being knowledgeable that their flight was cancelled.

“I didn’t count on this to occur. I got here early within the morning for an 8 am flight, however ended up ready for hours on the airport.

“I hope all the pieces goes easily and the climate clears up in order that flights can resume shortly,” he instructed Bernama.

He additionally urged the authorities to supply updates on flight schedules as quickly as potential for the welfare of passengers.

According to MAHB, the cancellations reported by airlines as at noon today involved flights scheduled between 6.45am and 11.55pm. — Bernama pic

In keeping with MAHB, the cancellations reported by airways as at midday at this time concerned flights scheduled between 6.45am and 11.55pm. — Bernama pic

In the meantime, Octavia Suci Siregar, 18, mentioned her flight scheduled to depart at 9.55 pm at this time was additionally cancelled, leaving her ready at a delegated space in KLIA Terminal 1.

“I hope all the pieces will get resolved shortly so we will proceed our journey to Jakarta. Proper now, we’re simply ready for additional info from the airline,” she mentioned.

Octavia additionally urged airways to promptly present flight schedule updates to permit passengers to plan their journeys accordingly.

“I’m travelling alone, so I’ll stay at KLIA Terminal 1 till the airline offers a brand new flight date. I hope flights resume quickly as I actually need to return to Jakarta,” mentioned Octavia, who arrived in Malaysia final week.

Malaysia Airports Holdings Bhd (MAHB) mentioned 31 flights to Jakarta throughout all airports nationwide had been cancelled at this time following the momentary closure of Soekarno-Hatta Worldwide Airport attributable to volcanic ash from the eruption of Mount Anak Krakatau.

In keeping with MAHB, the cancellations reported by airways as at midday at this time concerned flights scheduled between 6.45am and 11.55pm.

The airport operator defined that Kuala Lumpur Worldwide Airport (KLIA) recorded the best variety of cancellations with 21 flights, comprising 15 at Terminal 1 and 6 at Terminal 2.

Mount Anak Krakatau, positioned within the Sunda Strait between Java and Sumatra, continued erupting by means of Saturday, with authorities reporting lava fountains and loud booming and rumbling sounds audible from an remark publish.

The eruption started at 11.07 pm native time on Friday and continued all through observations from midnight to six am yesterday.

Indonesia’s Centre for Volcanology and Geological Hazard Mitigation reported volcanic ash reaching heights of 6,000 metres on the Java facet of the volcano, whereas ash plumes prolonged as much as 15,000 metres over components of Sumatra and Banten province in Java.

Flight operations at Soekarno-Hatta Worldwide Airport had been suspended till 1.30 pm native time at this time (2.30 pm Malaysian time). — Bernama

 



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