The Ministry of Transportation Confirmed that No Airports Were Closed Due to Forest and Land Fires, but 1,700 Flights Were Canceled and 78 Airports Were Affected.
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The Ministry of Transportation confirmed that there were no airport closures due to forest and land fires (karhutla), although a number of flight operations had been adjusted.
JAKARTA -- The Ministry of Transportation (Kemenhub) confirmed that there were no airport closures due to forest and land fires (karhutla), although some flight operations were adjusted due to weather conditions and visibility problems. Director General...
The Ministry of Transportation confirmed that no airports were closed due to forest and land fires, but 1,700 flights were canceled and 78 airports were affected.
Forest and Land Fires Disrupt 3,030 Flights, Ministry of Transportation Ensures Airports Remain Open
The Ministry of Transportation recorded that 78 airports were affected by forest and land fires in October 2026. Around 1,700 flights were canceled since August 14.
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