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News 6 years ago
Garuda Indonesia, Citilink cut airfares to 10 Indonesian destinations
Both airlines have flights to all 10 destinations and are said to offer discounted fares to 25 percent of their total passengers for these routes, which translates to around 65,000 seats per month for Garuda Indonesia.
Business 6 years ago
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What will happen to Sriwijaya as it separates - now for real - from Garuda?
The airline issued a public apology on Friday, reassuring passengers that it was fully committed to “fulfilling its obligations to all passengers as stipulated by the rules issued by the regulator, the Transportation Ministry”.
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Garuda comes to rescue as Sriwijaya struggles to stay afloat
The decision to resume management partnership was made in a process that the State-Owned Enterprises Ministry facilitated, said Juliandra Nurtjahjo, the president director of Citilink Indonesia, the low-cost carrier arm of Garuda Indonesia. It resolved a recent management partnership dispute between the two airline groups.
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