Travel Alert: Bali Flights Back to Normal After Volcano Eruption

Good news for travellers! Flights to and from Bali, Indonesia have resumed after being disrupted earlier this week by the eruption of Mount Lewotobi Laki-laki in East Nusa Tenggara province. The volcano, which spewed ash up to 11km into the sky on 17 June 2025, forced the cancellation or delay of 87 flights - including popular international routes from Australia, Singapore, Vietnam, Malaysia, and India via connecting flights through Malaysia and Singapore.

Bali Flights Back to Normal After Mount Lewotobi Volcano Eruption

As of Thursday morning, operations at Bali’s Ngurah Rai International Airport are back to normal. Major airlines like Singapore Airlines, Malaysia Airlines, Virgin Australia, JetStar, Qantas, and AirAsia have resumed full services. While most airports have reopened, Fransiskus Xaverius Seda Airport in Maumere remains closed until further notice.

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Travel Tips for Indian Travellers:

• Check your flight status before heading to the airport.

• Stay updated with official Indonesian travel advisories.

• Ensure your travel insurance covers natural disasters.

• Allow extra time for connecting flights via Malaysia or Singapore.

• Keep emergency contacts handy during your trip.

  
  Indonesia, sitting on the Pacific Ring of Fire, experiences frequent volcanic activity - so it’s always wise to travel prepared.