Bali airport reopens, but airlines differ on ash risk

Credit: Avia Solutions Group
The main airport for Bali, Indonesia has reopened after a temporary closure caused by a volcanic ash cloud, but airlines are taking different views on whether to resume operations. Many carriers began canceling flights to Bali June 28 because of concerns about ash from the Mt. Agung volcano...

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