Soekarno-Hatta International Airport in Indonesia has reopened following a temporary closure due to volcanic ashfall. The Ministry confirmed the resumption of operations after assessing that conditions had improved sufficiently for safe flight activity. The closure had caused significant disruptions to both domestic and international flights, impacting thousands of travellers. The ash originated from ongoing eruptions at Mount Merapi, a volcano located in Central Java. Authorities had previously warned airlines about the potential hazard and implemented necessary safety protocols. The reopening allows for the clearing of flight backlogs and a return to normal schedules, though continued monitoring of Mount Merapi's activity is underway. Passengers are advised to check with their respective airlines for the latest flight information.