An ash cloud has forced Denpasar Airport in Bali to close on Monday.
International flights were cancelled following an eruption by Mount Agung on Saturday evening and three times early Sunday.
The volcanic eruptions sent ash 13,000 feet (4,000 metres) into the atmosphere, and created p lumes as high as 3.7 miles (6km).
Thousands have been left stranded without flights and individuals have started touching base at departure focuses.
Australian aircraft Jetstar issued an announcement on Monday, saying that all flights all through Bali were drop accordingly.
Jetstar had scratched off nine flights on Saturday following the emission, yet continued the majority of its flights on Sunday after its senior pilots surveyed it was sheltered.
Mount Agung's ready status was raised to the most astounding conceivable in September following expanded tremors from the spring of gushing lava.
Roughly 25,000 individuals have not been home since September, when Agung hinted at movement without precedent for the greater part a century.