Indonesian Airports Reopen After Volcanic Ash Grounds 3,000 Flights

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Eight airports across Indonesia suspended operations over the weekend following the detection of volcanic ash in their airspace. The disruption affected close to 3,000 flights and left over 340,000 passengers stranded. Indonesia's Transport Ministry confirmed the developments in a statement on Monday. The airports have since resumed operations after the volcanic ash crisis was brought under control.

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