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Jakarta 3 years ago
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AP II does 180 on new 'employees-only' TransJakarta airport route
The state-owned airport operator has backpedaled following online backlash about its proposal for city-owned TransJakarta to provide what would essentially be an employee shuttle service, saying that the new route would prioritize airport workers while also serving the public.
Politics 3 years ago
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Returning from US, Sri Mulyani joins fellow travelers through arrivals door
The decision to use the regular arrival door was also a move to conduct a spot check on the quality of services provided by the customs and excise office at the international airport, Sri Mulyani's aide Yustinus Prastowo said.
Politics 3 years ago
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Sri Mulyani defends privilege to access Soekarno-Hatta tarmac
Speaking during a hearing with the House of Representatives Commission XI, which oversees finance and banking on Monday, Sri Mulyani, who has been in the spotlight following revelations about the lavish lifestyles of some tax office personnel, said that she was entitled to that privilege since it allowed her to conduct a direct inspection of the airport's customs and excise office.
Economy 3 years ago
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Indonesian airports anticipate 2.5m travelers on year-end holiday
The number of passenger movement at 20 Indonesian airports during Christmas and New Year holiday this year is expected to reach 2.54 million passengers, PT Angkasa Pura II (AP II) predicts, as the state-owned operator readies its service to accommodate the end-of-year peak season.
Opinion 5 years ago
Travel corridor arrangements: Between economic and health interests
Travel corridor arrangements vary depending on the airport in terms of preflight requirements and COVID-19 quarantine procedures for travelers, so it is not clear that the scheme can fulfill the double duty of protecting both economic and health interests.
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