Emirates Airline has confirmed the revised flight schedule for flights affected by Volcano Rinjani in Indonesia. Flight EK398, originally scheduled on November 4, will now depart on November 5 from Dubai (DXB) at 5 pm local time and arrive in Bali (DPS) on November 6 at 6:10 am local time. Flight EK399, originally scheduled on November 4, will now depart on November 6 from Bali (DPS) at 7:45 am local time and arrive in Dubai (DXB) on November 6 at 1:05 pm local time. Flight EK398, originally scheduled on November 5, will now depart Dubai (DXB) at 8 pm local time on the same day and arrive in Bali (DPS) on November 6 at 09:10 am local time. Flight EK399, originally scheduled on November 5th, will depart Bali (DPS) on November 6th at 10:45 am local time and arrive in Dubai (DXB) at 4:05 pm local time the same day. Emirates do though remind passengers that all dates and times are provisional subject to Bali airport reopening. Passengers are advised to check emirates.com for the latest flight timings.

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