Bali volcano erupts: How to check online if your flight is canceled

The Bali volcano eruption has left thousands stranded in the coastal city as huge clouds of ash blanketed the sky. The eruption of Mount Lewotobi Laki-laki near Bali sent a significant ash cloud drifting over the area. Therefore, some major international airlines were forced to ground flights to ensure passenger safety. The eruption is part of ongoing volcanic activity in the area, which has caused disruption to air travel in the past. Air traffic authorities are closely monitoring the situation and travelers are advised to check with their airlines for the latest updates before arriving at the airport. If you’re going to Bali, you can check if your flight has been canceled by visiting the Bali airport website.

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To check online if your Bali flight has been canceled, you can visit bali-airport.com has all information about flight departures. Most flights on the site were canceled due to the volcanic eruption.

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Bali volcano erupts: How long will tourists have to wait?

It is unclear when flights will resume but reports suggest the ash cloud will not pose a danger after 2pm on Wednesday. While airlines have promised to provide more information as the situation develops, the current disruption is causing uncertainty for many travellers. In 2016, a similar volcanic event in Lombok caused prolonged flight cancellations, affecting thousands of passengers for several days.

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