Summary
The dust made it unsafe for planes, so the airport had to close for a few days.
When the wind moved the dust away, the airport opened again and planes could fly.
A few other nearby airports also opened, but some are still waiting.
Mount Anak Krakatau erupted and sent volcanic ash into the sky.
Ash covered Jakarta’s main airport, stopping flights for many travelers.
Wind cleared the ash, allowing the airport to start working again.
Scientists keep watching the volcano for any new eruptions.
The dust made it unsafe for planes, so the airport had to close for a few days.
When the wind moved the dust away, the airport opened again and planes could fly.
A few other nearby airports also opened, but some are still waiting.
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