Anak Krakatau eruption: SIA cancels one flight to Jakarta, retimes six阿纳克喀拉喀托火山喷发:新航取消一架飞往雅加达的航班,重新安排六架航班
Singapore Airlines cancels one flight and retimes six between Singapore and Jakarta due to Anak Krakatau eruption affecting airspace and airport operations. Read more at straitstimes.com.
More Singapore Airlines flights have been retimed or cancelled on Sept 8 due to volcanic activity caused by the eruption of Indonesia’s Mount Anak Krakatau.
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Published Sep 08, 2026, 06:18 AM
Updated Sep 08, 2026, 06:27 AM
More Singapore Airlines flights were retimed or cancelled on Sept 8 due to volcanic activity caused by the eruption of Indonesia’s Mount Anak Krakatau .
In an advisory posted on its Facebook page in the early hours of Sept 8, SIA said Flight SQ951 departing from Jakarta on Sept 8 at 5.25am local time had been cancelled.
The following six flights have been retimed (all times local):
Singapore to Jakarta
SQ950 originally scheduled to depart at 0620hrs, will now depart at 1310hrs
SQ952 originally scheduled to depart at 0740hrs, will now depart at 1340hrs
SQ956 originally scheduled to depart at 0905hrs, will now depart at 1930hrs
Jakarta to Singapore
SQ953 originally scheduled to depart at 0805hrs, will now depart at 1450hrs
SQ955 originally scheduled to depart at 0925hrs, will now depart at 1535hrs
SQ957 originally scheduled to depart at 1100hrs, will now depart at 2125hrs
SIA said as the situation remains fluid, customers should visit its Flight Status page for the latest information on their flights.
The airline also said customers departing from Jakarta may rebook on other SIA flights from Indonesia, while those departing from Singapore may rebook alternative SIA flights to Indonesia.
“As flights between Singapore and Jakarta resume, SIA will progressively rebook affected customers on the next available flight, subject to seat availability,” it said.
Those who need assistance on rebooking or have further enquiries can contact the airline at +65 6351 0013 or through its online chat function.
For bookings made through travel agents or partner airlines, customers are advised to contact their travel agent or purchasing airline directly for assistance.
SIA also urged customers to update their contact details via the ‘Manage Booking’ function on its website or subscribe to a mobile notification service to receive updates to their flight status.
Eight airports, including the Soekarno-Hatta International Airport, halted operations over the weekend after ash was detected in their airspace, disrupting nearly 3,000 flights and leaving more than 340,000 passengers stranded , the Transport Ministry reported on Sept 7.
However, early on Sept 8, Indonesia’s transport ministry posted on Instagram that Jakarta’s airport and four others near the city or around the island of Java are now operating again .
The other four listed as reopening include Halim Perdanakusuma, a smaller Jakarta-area airport that caters to both civil and military flights, and Hussein Sastranegara in Bandung, the capital of West Java.
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由于印尼喀拉喀托火山爆发引发的火山活动,9月8日新加坡航空公司更多航班被重新安排时间或取消。
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发布于 2026 年 9 月 8 日上午 6:18
更新于2026年9月8日上午6:27
9月8日,由于印度尼西亚喀拉喀托火山爆发引发的火山活动,新加坡航空公司的更多航班被重新安排时间或取消。
新加坡航空公司在9月8日凌晨在其Facebook页面上发布公告称,原定于9月8日当地时间早上5点25分从雅加达起飞的SQ951航班已被取消。
以下六个航班已重新安排时间(均为当地时间):
新加坡到雅加达
SQ950航班原定于06:20起飞,现改为13:10起飞。
SQ952航班原定于07:40起飞,现改为13:40起飞。
SQ956航班原定于09:05起飞,现改为19:30起飞。
雅加达至新加坡
SQ953航班原定于08:05起飞,现改为14:50起飞。
SQ955航班原定于09:25起飞,现改为15:35起飞。
SQ957航班原定于11:00起飞,现改为21:25起飞。
新加坡航空表示,由于情况仍瞬息万变,乘客应访问其航班状态页面以获取最新航班信息。
该航空公司还表示,从雅加达出发的乘客可以改签新加坡航空从印度尼西亚出发的其他航班,而从新加坡出发的乘客可以改签新加坡航空飞往印度尼西亚的其他航班。
“随着新加坡和雅加达之间的航班恢复,新加坡航空将根据座位情况,逐步为受影响的乘客重新预订下一班可用的航班。”该公司表示。
需要重新预订或有其他疑问的乘客可以拨打 +65 6351 0013 或通过航空公司的在线聊天功能联系航空公司。
对于通过旅行社或合作航空公司预订的机票,建议客户直接联系其旅行社或购买机票的航空公司寻求帮助。
新加坡航空还敦促乘客通过其网站上的“管理预订”功能更新联系方式,或订阅手机通知服务以接收航班状态更新信息。
据交通部9月7日报道,包括苏加诺-哈达国际机场在内的八个机场在周末因空域内检测到火山灰而停止运营,导致近3000个航班中断,超过34万名乘客滞留。
然而,9 月 8 日清晨,印尼交通部在 Instagram 上发布消息称,雅加达机场以及该市附近或爪哇岛周围的其他四个机场现已重新开放运营。
其他四个重新开放的机场包括雅加达地区较小的哈利姆·珀达纳库苏马机场(同时服务于民用和军用航班)和西爪哇首府万隆的侯赛因·萨斯特拉内加拉机场。
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