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Kualanamu flights return to normal after Mount Sinabung eruption

Flights at Kualanamu International Airport have returned to normal after disruption linked to a Mount Sinabung eruption. The supplied report gives no further details on the eruption’s effects.

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Volcanic activity can rapidly disrupt aviation and travel in North Sumatra, even though operations have currently normalized.

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  1. Kualanamu flights return to normal after Sinabung eruption: Ministry ↗en.antaranews.com · Recorded source date: Sep 4, 2026, 6:32 AM UTC

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