Indonesia has canceled flights at Jakarta and several other airports after Anak Krakatau erupted, raising concerns about volcanic ash disrupting air travel. The eruption reportedly sent ash into the atmosphere, prompting authorities to review flight paths and warn airlines about potential engine damage. Passengers faced delays and cancellations as officials monitored the volcano’s activity and assessed whether further restrictions were necessary. Emergency agencies urged residents and visitors near the volcano to follow safety instructions as conditions continue to change rapidly.
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