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Economy 1 month ago
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Germany backs $250m Surabaya rail project set for construction next year
The financing package comprises a concessional loan of approximately 230 million euros and a 6-million-euro technical assistance grant from KfW, alongside counterpart funding from the Indonesian government.
Regulations 2 months ago
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Bandung's Husein airport to start serving commercial jets in September
Following the President's instruction in May to "reactivate" Husein Sastranegara airport, the Transportation Ministry has announced that preparations were underway for the West Java capital to start welcoming domestic and international passengers on both propeller and jet aircraft in September.
Companies 4 months ago
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Airlines push for higher fare cap as fuel costs rise, rupiah weakens
Avtur prices at Soekarno-Hatta International Airport in Jakarta rose to Rp 27,358 (US$1.57) per liter for May period, up 16 percent from Rp 23,551 per liter in April and more than doubling from Rp 13,656 in March.
Companies 4 months ago
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VinFast-linked EV taxi firm vows ‘transparency’ over train crash probe
Transportation experts said the EV taxi stalling on the level crossing, which triggered the subsequent tragic events, may have been caused by various factors, including human error or activation of the vehicle’s safety system.
Regulations 5 months ago
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Transit flights culprit behind high ‘mudik’ fares, govt says
Some online travel agents have stepped in line with the government's calls for clearer information on ticket availability and transit flights, especially those with overseas layovers, to help mudik travelers reach their holiday destinations.
Society 6 months ago
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Free ‘mudik’ kicks off as Indonesia braces for massive population movement
The Transportation Ministry has introduced a free mudik (exodus) program this year, deploying hundreds of buses and tens of thousands of free tickets to help families save on travel costs and ease congestion, as authorities brace for one of Indonesia’s largest annual population movements.
Archipelago 7 months ago
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Transportation ministry says crashed surveillance plane airworthy
The Transportation Ministry said on Monday a fisheries surveillance airplane that lost contact mid-flight in South Sulawesi was airworthy before it crashed into a slope of Mount Bulusaraung, killing two persons and leaving the other eight on board missing.
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