Mount Anak Krakatau is disrupting air travel across Indonesia, with volcanic ash affecting eight airports, including two serving Jakarta. As authorities monitor the ongoing volcanic activity, thousands of passengers are facing flight disruptions, while the ash continues to affect communities across parts of Java and Sumatra.

So how widespread is the disruption, and what are authorities monitoring as the situation develops? And what does this mean for those flying between Singapore and Indonesia?

On The Big Story, Hongbin Jeong speaks to Karina Tehusijarana, Indonesia Correspondent, The Straits Times to find out more.