15 International Flights at Bali Cancelled Due to Iran Conflict: Complete List

Bali’s I Gusti Ngurah Rai International Airport recorded a total of 15 international flight cancellations due to airspace closures resulting from the US-Israel-Iran conflict. This data was recorded as of Monday, 2 March 2026 at 13:00 WITA (Western Indonesia Time).

According to Gede Eka Sandi Asmadi, Communication and Legal Division Head at I Gusti Ngurah Rai Airport, “Regarding the airspace closures in several countries, we can report that as of Monday, 2 March 2026 at 13:00 WITA, there are a total of 15 international route flights that have experienced cancellations.”

The 15 cancelled flights comprised eight departures and seven arrivals accumulated since 28 February 2026 over the previous two days.

The affected departure flights already recorded included Etihad EY477 scheduled to depart at 18:45 WITA on Saturday (28 February) on the Denpasar (DPS)-Abu Dhabi (AUH) route; Emirates EK369 scheduled for 19:50 WITA on Saturday (28 February) on the Denpasar (DPS)-Dubai (DXB) route; and Qatar Airways QR963 at 20:30 WITA on Saturday (28 February) on the Denpasar (DPS)-Doha (DOH) route.

Additional cancellations included Emirates EK399 at 00:25 WITA on Sunday early morning (1 March) on the Denpasar (DPS)-Dubai (DXB) route, and Qatar Airways QR961 at 02:10 WITA on Sunday early morning (1 March) on the Denpasar (DPS)-Doha (DOH) route.

Most recently, additional cancellations were registered for Emirates EK369 scheduled for 19:50 WITA on Sunday (1 March) on the Denpasar (DPS)-Dubai (DXB) route; Etihad Airways EY477 at 18:45 WITA on Sunday (1 March) on the Denpasar (DPS)-Abu Dhabi (AUH) route; and Emirates EK399 at 00:25 WITA in the early morning on the Denpasar (DPS)-Dubai (DXB) route.

Latest data from I Gusti Ngurah Rai Airport indicates that not only departure flights were cancelled due to airspace closures in several countries, but also arrival flights were affected.

Seven airline flights cancelled their arrivals to Bali, including Etihad EY476 scheduled to arrive at 11:35 WITA on Sunday (1 March) on the Abu Dhabi (AUH)-Denpasar (DPS) route; Emirates EK368 at 16:30 WITA on Sunday (1 March) on the Dubai (DXB)-Denpasar (DPS) route; Emirates EK398 at 22:20 WITA on Sunday (1 March) on the Dubai (DXB)-Denpasar (DPS) route; and Qatar Airways QR960 at 22:50 WITA on Sunday (1 March) on the Doha (DOH)-Denpasar (DPS) route.

Arrival cancellations continued through to today, including Qatar Airways QR961 scheduled to arrive at 05:10 WITA earlier today on the Doha (DOH)-Denpasar (DPS) route; Emirates EK368 at 16:30 WITA this afternoon on the Dubai (DXB)-Denpasar (DPS) route; and Emirates EK398 at 22:20 WITA this evening on the Dubai (DXB)-Denpasar (DPS) route.

Based on airline data, the number of prospective passengers unable to depart from Bali’s southern airport totalled 3,197 passengers, whilst information regarding the number of arriving passengers affected remains unavailable.

Despite the cancellations, Eka Sandi confirmed that all airport operations outside of the affected flights continued to run normally.

The I Gusti Ngurah Rai Airport authority stated it continues to monitor the airspace situation in the Middle East region and maintains coordination with various agencies, particularly airlines, to ensure continuous schedule updates and passenger handling for those already at the airport.

“Coordination with AirNav Indonesia to monitor the affected airspace, as well as with security authorities to anticipate security situations at the airport,” he stated.

So far, all passenger handling has been carried out in accordance with each airline’s policies.

I Gusti Ngurah Rai Airport has provided a help desk service on the 2nd Floor of the International Departure Terminal, as well as contact services via telephone number 172 for schedule updates.

The airport has also made contingency arrangements for aircraft parking allocations for flights affected by the US-Israel-Iran conflict, with space allocated for five aircraft from three affected airlines.

“We urge prospective air passengers to continue communicating with their airlines for updates on flight schedules,” Eka Sandi said.