AirAsia Indonesia Announces Expanded Domestic Services Starting from December 2020.
Tag: Indonesian aviation
Garuda’s Losses Remain Sky High in Q3 2020
Garuda’s Financial Woes Deepen Recording Losses of US$1.07 billion in Q3 of 2020.
Garuda Terminates Another 700 Workers
With no end in Sight to the Myriad of Problems Facing Global Aviation, Garuda Indonesia takes the Reluctant Decision to Terminate Another 700 Workers.
No PSC at 13 Airports until 31 Dec. 2020
Government Suspends Payment of Passenger Service Charge (PSC) at 13 Indonesian Airports Including Bali Until 31 December 2020.
Exit the Dragon: Hong Kong Dragonair Closes
Cathay Pacific Group Wholly-Owned Subsidiary Dragon Air Closed Due to Continuing COVID-19 Pandemic.
RI to Allow Full Paxs Loads on Flights?
Indonesian Ministry of Transportation Weighing Increasing 70% Maximum Passenger Load Factor to 100% to Permit Fully Loaded Airplanes.
Garuda Takes Wearing a Mask to New Heights
In Support of Government’s Health Protocols, Garuda Indonesia Adorns Five Airbus A330-900 NEO Aircraft with a “Mask” Livery.
Garuda Indonesia Gets a Short Term Loan
Garuda Indonesia Receives Urgent Rp. 1 Trillion Bridging Loan from Indonesia Eximbank.
COVID Tests Price at 8 Airports Slashed
PT Angkasa Pura I Slashes Cost of COVID-19 Rapid Test at Bali and Seven Other Indonesian Airports to Rp. 85,000.
Garuda Shelves Plans for New Aircraft
Hemorrhaging Cash and Deeply in Debt, Garuda Indonesia Shelves Any Plans for New Aircraft Purchases.
Zero Tolerance for Flying High at Garuda
Garuda Indonesia Commences Company-wide Drug Screening in Cooperation with BNN Anti-Narcotics Agency.
Only Passengers Can Save Garuda Indonesia
Garuda CEO, Irfan Setiaputra, Says the Only Thing that Will Save the National Carrier is More People Flying Again.