All Tigerair flights in and out of Bali were cancelled on Thursday as the airline’s dispute with the Indonesian government dragged into a second day.
Hundreds of passengers flying between Australia and Bali have been caught in a dispute between Tigerair and the Indonesian government.
All Tigerair flights in and out of Bali were cancelled on Thursday as the airline’s dispute with the Indonesian government dragged into a second day.
Indonesia has imposed new conditions on the Australian carrier over its access to Denpasar airport, a decision that has affected Perth, Melbourne and Adelaide passengers.
Virgin Australia was planning to operate extra flights from Bali on Thursday in order to bring stranded passengers back to Australia.
Tigerair, in a statement, said, “Tigerair was, and is, in compliance with all original conditions imposed by the Indonesian Government on the operation of its Bali services.
“Tigerair is working with the relevant Indonesian authorities to meet the new requirements as soon as possible.”