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	The Juanda international airport in Surabaya reopened Saturday night and activities returned to normal Sunday, said Rikora Harjo, an official of airport operator PT Angkasa Pura I.</div>
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	Mount Kelud in East Java province erupted late Thursday, killing four people and spewing ash and rock that covered much of the island. More than 56,000 people were displaced.&nbsp;</div>
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	The eruption forced the closure of seven airports on Java, resulting in the cancellation of hundreds of flights. Most have since reopened.</div>
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	The airport in Yogyakarta, the country&#39;s second tourism destination, remained closed to allow workers to clean up volcanic ash, the Transportation Ministry said.</div>
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	DPA</div>

Airport in Indonesia's second city reopens after volcanic eruption

Jakarta - The airport in Indonesia's second-largest city has reopened after being closed because of a volcanic eruption on Java island, officials said Sunday.