Longer wait times at Indonesia airports due to systems outage; travellers advised to arrive early


Travellers queueing to clear immigration at Jakarta’s Soekarno-Hatta International Airport on June 20. - PPUTEURI/X

JAKARTA: Passengers departing from airports in Indonesia have been advised to arrive early, as an ongoing systems disruption to several government services slowed immigration clearance.

On Thursday (June 20), the authorities said that a national data-related issue was causing disruptions at its airports, while passengers reported hours-long queues as officers manually took down their details on pen and paper.

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