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View all search resultsProsecutors had said Emirsyah Satar, who ran Garuda from 2005 to 2014, had procured Bombardier's CRJ and ATR 72 jets without proper procedures and board approval in 2011, a court document showed. A "lack of transparency" led to the planes' poor performance, costing the state about $610 million.
The KPK has asked the Jakarta Corruption Court to hand down a sentence of eight years, a Rp 1 billion (US$61,061) fine and a $86 million restitution to Emirsyah Satar for corruption related to an aircraft procurement deal for the flag carrier that incurred $609 million in state losses.
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