⏰ Details of the Volcanic Eruption
On June 17, 2025, at 5:35 PM, Lewotobi Laki-Laki Volcano on Flores Island, Indonesia, erupted, releasing a massive ash column reaching up to 11 kilometers. The eruption lasted nearly 7 minutes, accompanied by pyroclastic flows.
The Indonesian government raised the volcanic alert to the highest level (Level 4), and the Geological Agency expanded the evacuation zone to a radius of 7 kilometers, extending up to 8 kilometers in the southwest and northeast directions.
✈ Bali Flights Resume Operations
Although the volcanic eruption briefly caused flight cancellations, according to an announcement from Ngurah Rai International Airport in Indonesia, flights have now resumed normal operations, and airport operations are functioning without issues.
🇹🇼 Latest Observations on Taiwan-Bali Direct Flights
For Taiwanese travelers planning to take direct flights to Bali, this event remains in a watch-and-wait phase.
🔍 There are currently no public reports indicating any flight cancellations or delays by EVA Air or China Airlines.
📌 Key Observations and Recommendations:
- If you’re flying with EVA Air or China Airlines, your flights are currently not significantly affected by the volcanic event.
- So far, only some international routes and budget airlines (like Jetstar) have reported cancellations or delays.
- Before departure, please closely monitor airline websites, mobile push notifications, and official social media updates to prepare for any potential last-minute flight changes.
This means travelers flying directly from Taiwan to Bali can still depart as scheduled, but staying alert remains crucial.
🛑 Affected Flight Overview
Canceled International Arrivals:
- Melbourne (3 flights), Brisbane (2 flights), Singapore, Adelaide, Sydney, Perth, Darwin, Shanghai, Auckland, Delhi (1 flight each)
Canceled Domestic Flights:
- Labuan Bajo to Bali (2 flights)
Canceled Departures:
- International flights: 12 (mainly往返 Australia, China, New Zealand, and Singapore)
- Domestic flights: 5 (including Labuan Bajo and Semarang)
🌋 Flores Island Internal Flights and Airport Status
Three local airports remain closed, including:
- Maumere
- Bajawa
- Ende
Wings Air has canceled six flights, affecting routes such as:
- Kupang — Ende
- Bajawa — Kupang
- Maumere — Kupang (both directions)
🎒 Travel Safety and Recommendations
📌 If you are currently traveling or planning to visit Indonesia, we recommend taking the following precautions:
- Check airline websites and push notifications for updates before departure
- Monitor volcanic ash density; wear medical masks if in affected areas
- Follow local government evacuation instructions; avoid venturing into hazardous zones
- Contact airline customer service proactively before departure to confirm any flight changes
❓FAQ Frequently Asked Questions
Are direct flights from Taiwan to Bali affected by the volcano?
As of now, there have been no reports of flight changes from China Airlines or EVA Air, but it is recommended to continue monitoring official information.
Will the volcanic eruption continue to affect flights?
If volcanic activity persists or wind directions change, some flight routes may be affected again. Please stay updated on the latest weather and flight information.
Which airlines have already experienced flight cancellations?
Jetstar and several low-cost carriers have canceled some flights between Australia, Singapore, and China.
Can I request a refund or change my ticket?
If your flight is canceled or delayed, most airlines offer free ticket changes or full refunds.
When should I check for the latest flight status?
It is recommended to continuously check the airline’s official website and push notifications 24 to 48 hours before departure, remaining flexible to handle sudden changes.
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