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Smoke haze cancels 17 flights at Indonesia's Supadio Airport before operations normalize

Seventeen flights were temporarily canceled because of smoke haze from forest and land fires at Supadio Airport in West Kalimantan. Airport operations have since returned to normal, according to the headline.

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Wildfire-related haze disrupted air travel and may continue to pose visibility and health risks in the region.

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  1. 17 Penerbangan Sempat Batal Gegara Kabut Asap Karhutla, Bandara Supadio Kalbar Kini Kembali Normal ↗viva.co.id · Recorded source date: Sep 5, 2026, 4:02 AM UTC

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