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Virgin Australia and Jetstar cancel flights to and from Bali because of volcanic ash
Virgin Australia and Jetstar have cancelled all of today's flights to and from the Indonesian island of Bali because of concerns about volcanic ash.
The airlines said meteorologists and the Volcanic Ash Advisory Centre had deemed it unsafe to fly around Denpasar Airport due to the eruption of nearby Mount Rinjani.
Virgin cancelled all 10 flights to and from the holiday destination, while Jetstar cancelled six flights and warned it may call off others.
Both Virgin and Jetstar said they would make a decision on tomorrow's flights after receiving further expert advice.
"We continue to monitor the situation closely," Virgin said in a statement.
"The safety of our guests and crew is our highest priority, and we will keep customers updated as new information becomes available."
Jetstar said: "We will resume flying as soon as it is safe to do so and we will update customers if poor flying conditions lead to further cancellations."
Both airlines advised people currently in Bali not to travel to Denpasar Airport without a confirmed rebooked flight.
Rockingham resident Jan Hansson 76, did not find out about the cancellations until she arrived at Perth Airport this morning with her friend and travelling companion.
"We've come all the way and we haven't got a ride home," she said.
"I'm not happy. But they can't do anything about it, I suppose they've got to be safe."
Ms Hansson said Virgin was not able to tell her when the situation would be resolved.