TEMPO.CO, Jakarta – President Director of PT Angkasa Pura II (Persero) Muhammad Awaluddin confirmed flight slots Garuda The vacant Indonesia will be filled by other airlines. Garuda previously planned to reduce its routes by 97 as one of its restructuring efforts.
“The slot will be under the jurisdiction of the airport and will be filled airline other. However, the current number is still dynamic,” said Awaluddin when met at Soekarno-Hatta International Airport, Thursday, November 25, 2021.
The state-owned airline, which originally had 237 routes, will gradually reduce its flight destinations to 140 routes. Awaluddin said that the former Garuda flight slot to be used by other airlines must be approved by the Ministry of Transportation.
“Route permission and approval We also have to go through the regulators,” said Awaluddin.
Efficiency of flight routes is one of Garuda’s business plans listed in the company’s restructuring proposal. Management has mapped out routes that are not potential and detrimental to the company, such as the destination of Tarakan. In addition to cutting routes, Garuda plans to reduce the frequency of its aircraft types from 13 types to only seven types.
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