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Closure Time Update for 7 Airports: Soetta and Halim Until 08.59 WIB

| Source: CNN_ID Translated from Indonesian | Infrastructure
Closure Time Update for 7 Airports: Soetta and Halim Until 08.59 WIB
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Seven airports have again extended their operational closure times due to volcanic ash from the eruption of Mount Anak Krakatau, which occurred on Sunday (6/9).

According to the official social media accounts of the Class I Main Airport Authority Region I @otbansatu and the Ministry of Transportation @kemenhub151 in the early hours of Monday (7/9), seven airports have extended their operational suspension.

“Seven airports within the working area of the Otban I Office affected by volcanic ash from Mount Anak Krakatau have suspended operations until 08.59 WIB,” the post’s caption stated.

The following is an update on the operational status of the seven airports closed as of 18.35 WIB:

Soekarno-Hatta, CGK (07 September 2026 NOTAM A3368/26 NOTAMR A3355/26 valid until 08.59 WIB)

Radin Inten II, TKG (07 September 2026 NOTAM B1141/26 NOTAMR B1133/26 valid until 08.59 WIB)

Halim Perdanakusuma, HLP (07 September 2026 NOTAM A3369/26 NOTAMR A3354/26 valid until 08.59 WIB)

Husein Sastranegara, BDO (07 September 2026 NOTAM C1102/26 NOTAMR C1098/26 valid until 08.59 WIB)

Budiarto, RTO (07 September 2026 NOTAM C1101/26 NOTAMR C1097/26 valid until 08.59 WIB)

Pondok Cabe, PCB (07 September 2026 NOTAM C1104/26 NOTAMR C1095/26 valid until 08.59 WIB)

M. Taufik Kiemas, TFY (07 September 2026 NOTAM C1103/26 NOTAMR C1096/26 valid until 08.59 WIB)

Passengers and flight service users are requested to check flight status and schedules through official airline channels before travelling.

As a result of the closures, Minister of Transportation Dudy Purwagandhi previously stated that three alternative airports have been prepared for landing aircraft affected by the airport closures.

The three alternative airports prepared are Kertajati Airport in Majalengka, West Java; Ahmad Yani Airport in Semarang, Central Java; and Juanda International Airport in Surabaya, East Java.

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