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Sep 9, 2026
AveryHOST
There is, and it's a British Airways flight in 1982 over Java as it happens.
AveryHOST
A 747 flew through an ash cloud nobody knew was there and lost all four engines.
AveryHOST
Ash melts in the hot section of a jet engine, then re-solidifies as glass on the turbine blades and chokes it.
AveryHOST
That aircraft glided for 16 minutes before they got the engines restarted.
AveryHOST
Nobody was killed, and the entire modern advisory system exists because of flights like that one.
Mina RzoukiHOST
Al Ansari said the Gulf's importance extends beyond oil to products including fertilizer and helium, and said it was impossible to envision a global economy that did not consider Hormuz a valuable waterway.
Mina RzoukiHOST
Flights to and from the UAE are facing disruption as volcanic ash from Indonesia continues to affect air travel.
Mina RzoukiHOST
Emirates and Etihad canceled services between the UAE and Jakarta on Tuesday, even as Indonesian authorities began reopening airports.
Mina RzoukiHOST
Nearly three thousand flights have been disrupted and more than three hundred and forty thousand passengers affected since eruptions at Mount Anak Krakatau forced eight airports to close.
TowerHOST
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TowerHOST
Let's talk about volcanic ash because this story is bigger than seven closed airports and three thousand delayed flights.
TowerHOST
A lot bigger.
TowerHOST
Before we get into it, a quick word.
TowerHOST
Fair question.
TowerHOST
Let me answer it.
TowerHOST
Volcanic ash is one of the most dangerous hazards an aircraft can encounter and one of the least visible.
TowerHOST
Rain shows up on radar.
AlexHOST
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AlexHOST
Now, in the headlines today, Thai Airways has halted several flights to Indonesia as Krakatoa's volcanic ash disrupts air travel.
AlexHOST
Then, a missing Kanchanaburi woman's story is under scrutiny after being found safe after a week-long search.
AlexHOST
Also, a worker bus has overturned into a canal, leaving 24 injured.
AlexHOST
You don't need to worry about competition from me.
AlexHOST
Anyways, on to our first story of the day, which is regarding air travel.
AlexHOST
Hopefully you're not planning a trip to Indonesia anytime soon, as Thai Airways has halted several Jakarta flights as volcanic ash is disrupting air travel.
AlexHOST
Uh-oh.
Kim Ann TanHOST
Authorities say some deregistered vehicles have been linked to hit-and-run accidents and criminal activity.
Kim Ann TanHOST
In Indonesia, all eight airports affected by volcanic ash from Mount Anak Krakatau have now reopened.
Kim Ann TanHOST
But airlines are still working through a major backlog after nearly 3,000 flights and about 341,000 passengers were affected over three days.
Kim Ann TanHOST
Singapore Airlines said it was adding eight relief flights between Singapore and Jakarta to help clear the disruption.
Shane BigghamHOST
She said the package will create new opportunities and strengthen the EU's presence and engagement in Greenland and the Arctic.
Shane BigghamHOST
Indonesia has reopened Jakarta's main airport and four others after volcanic ash from Mount Anak, Krakatau, forced their closure.
Shane BigghamHOST
The transport minister announced the reopening Tuesday as winds shifted the ash away.
Shane BigghamHOST
The eruptions since Friday have impacted over 340,000 travelers and led to eight airport closures.
Chris FadeHOST
Not for last year, hopefully.
Chris FadeHOST
Emirates and Etihad have confirmed that flights between Dubai and Jakarta have been delayed or cancelled due to the temporary closure of the airport in Jakarta, Volcano Ash.
Chris FadeHOST
Indonesia has suspended at eight airports on Sunday after a volcanic eruption more than 150 kilometres away reached the area.
Chris FadeHOST
That always happens in Jakarta, around that area, Indonesia.
Joshua VongHOST
His case will return to court on October 5.
Joshua VongHOST
Flight disruptions in Indonesia caused by volcanic ash from Anak Krakatau, which began erupting last Friday, are set to continue through the day.
Joshua VongHOST
Seven Indonesian airports, including Jakarta's main Soekarno-Hatta International Airport, will stay closed until at least 7pm Singapore time.
Joshua VongHOST
About 2,300 flights and 263,000 passengers had been affected by 9am local time, up from 1,700 flights and 170,000 passengers the previous day.
Joshua VongHOST
Authorities are monitoring ash every 30 minutes, but changing winds are making reopening times difficult to predict.
Joshua VongHOST
Indonesia's health ministry says about 3.3 million elderly people are at risk from the volcanic ash.
Joshua VongHOST
Staying in Indonesia, a fire in the country's Papua region has killed 11 people, including six children.
Joshua VongHOST
The blaze broke out shortly after midnight in Pinayai in central Papua and quickly spread to several shophouses.
Joshua VongHOST
His case will return to court on October 5th.
Joshua VongHOST
Flight disruptions in Indonesia caused by volcanic ash from Anak Krakatau, which began erupting last Friday, are set to continue through the day.
Joshua VongHOST
Seven Indonesian airports, including Jakarta's main Soekarno-Hatta International Airport, will stay closed until at least 7pm Singapore time.
Joshua VongHOST
About 2,300 flights and 263,000 passengers had been affected by 9am local time, up from 1,700 flights and 170,000 passengers the previous day.
Joshua VongHOST
Authorities are monitoring ash every 30 minutes, but changing winds are making reopening times difficult to predict.
Joshua VongHOST
Indonesia's health ministry says about 3.3 million elderly people are at risk from the volcanic ash.
Joshua VongHOST
Staying in Indonesia, a fire in the country's Papua region has killed 11 people, including six children.
Joshua VongHOST
The blaze broke out shortly after midnight in Pinayai in central Papua and quickly spread to several shophouses.
Joshua WongCORRESPONDENT
Singapore's embassy in Jakarta is urging its citizens in Indonesia to prioritise safety, minimise outdoor activities and stay indoors where possible, following the eruption of Mount Anak Krakatau on Friday.
Joshua WongCORRESPONDENT
The embassy says volcanic ash has affected parts of Indonesia and disrupted flights at Jakarta's Soekarno-Hatta International Airport and other airports.
Joshua WongCORRESPONDENT
Around 2,300 flights and 263,000 passengers had been affected as of 9am this morning.
Joshua WongCORRESPONDENT
Seven Indonesian airports, including Soekarno-Hatta, are due to remain closed until at least 7pm Singapore time.
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