Anak Krakatau ash still held Jakarta flights on Monday. [1] India Today filed passengers stranded as Soekarno-Hatta stayed restricted. [1] Ash is a flight-plan fact. It is not a tsunami warning unless a warning issued, and none is in this Monday file. Print the delays. Do not print Tuesday's reopen as Monday news.

Leave a named reopen to Tuesday if Tuesday owns one. Print the mountain and the delays. Print not an all-clear.

Print the delays. Monday is not a reopened hub. Ash lingering is still not Level I. Print the delays as Monday's named Krakatau hold. A restricted Soekarno-Hatta is still not a quiet mountain. Print ash as still the named problem. Print the delays as still not a reopen. The Monday count stands; the update has not come.

Volcanic ash grounds fleets because engines can't digest glass; airlines wait on wind models. Soekarno-Hatta's restrictions follow the plume, not the clock. Monday's mountain decides.

Deciding mountains decide; Monday's decides. Decisions hold. Plumes rule runways.

Plumes rule Soekarno-Hatta; Monday's mountain decides. Engines can't digest glass. Delays are not a reopen.

Ash grounds fleets because engines cannot digest glass. Airlines wait on wind models. Monday's delays are not a reopen.

Soekarno-Hatta stayed restricted while India Today filed stranded passengers against lingering ash. That is a flight-plan fact, not an all-clear. No tsunami warning is in this Monday file. Ash does not reopen a hub by sitting.
Lingering ash still holds the hub. India Today filed stranded passengers, not a reopen. A restricted plate is not an all-clear.

Lingering ash still holds the hub. A restricted plate is not an all-clear. Monday's Krakatau file is ash, not a reopen.

-- KENJI NAKAMURA, Tokyo