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Indonesian airports reopen while airspace monitoring continues

Airports have reopened, but InJourney Airports says it continues monitoring the airspace. The headline does not specify the cause or extent of any remaining disruption.

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Ongoing airspace monitoring could affect flight operations if conditions worsen.

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