Showing posts with label Boeing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Boeing. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 20, 2013


Garuda Indonesia will bring four Boeing 777 aircraft

Indonesia Aviation. In 2013, the Garuda Indonesia prepares to welcome four Boeing 777 aircraft. The first aircraft of 4 Boeing 777 is scheduled to arrive in Indonesia in June 2013. Overall, Garuda Indonesia will bring 24 new planes this year. According to the plan, Garuda Indonesia will use the first Boeing 777 aircraft to service flights on the Jakarta-Jeddah.

Garuda Indonesia, Boeing 777. AeroTourismZone
Garuda Indonesia, Boeing 777
Garuda Indonesia will bring four Boeing 777 aircraft on this year, and the first aircraft is scheduled to arrive in Indonesia in June 2013. Service Director of PT Garuda Indonesia Tbk, Faik Fahmi, said the four units of the Boeing 777 aircraft will come in stages starting in June 2013, and will be ready to operate in July 2013 to serve the flight route of Jakarta-Jeddah. "The four B 777 aircraft is part of a total of 24 aircraft were ordered by Garuda Indonesia during the year 2013," he said, Saturday, March 16, 2013.

Fahmi said the first order of the B 777 aircraft will be operated for flights to Jeddah. In October 2013, is expected to come again a second aircraft and will be used for flights to London. President Director of Garuda Indonesia, Emirsyah Satar, said that Garuda Indonesia will bring 24 units of new aircraft in 2013. The planes are made up of four Boeing 777-300 ER, 13 Airbus A330 (2 A330-200 and 1 A330-300), 10 Boeing 737-800 NG, and 7 Bombardier CRJ1000. "24 aircraft will supplement the current fleet of Garuda Indonesia that has reached number 105 aircraft. New planes that will use to serve domestic and international routes," he said.

Boeing 777 and Airbus will be used for flights to other countries, replacing an old Boeing 747. With the Quantum Leap program, Garuda Indonesia will operate as many as 194 aircraft in 2015. Subsidiary of Garuda Indonesia, namely PT Citilink Indonesia, has ordered 10 units of Airbus 320 and 50 units turboprop aircraft.

Citilink Indonesia will replace the Boeing 737 and to operate Airbus A320 and TurboPropt

Indonesia Aviation. The Citilink Indonesia airline had planned to replace its fleet of Boeing 737 aircraft and will operate the Airbus A320 and TurboPropt. Rejuvenation of the fleet was prepared by Citilink to target to be the best airline in Indonesia in 2017. To date, the airline Citilink Indonesia has been serving 70 domestic routes and 16 regional flights to several countries. For the foreseeable future, this low-cost airline set a target to transport 7.8 million passengers.

Citilink Indonesia. AeroTourismZone
Citilink Indonesia
Low-cost airline, Citilink Indonesia, plans to stop operating Boeing 737 aircraft which they have been doing. Furthermore, the airline will use the new aircraft from Airbus 320s and TurboPropt. Replacement is to provide comfort to the passengers and the operational efficiency of the company. CEO of PT Citilink Indonesia, Arif Wibowo, said that until the year 2017, Citilink strive to be the best airline in Indonesia. The replacement aircraft is also part of the business strategy Quantum program of Garuda Indonesia which has been the parent Citilink Indonesia. "In the strategies Quantum policy, one of which is to replace the aircraft to be more competitive," he said.

At the beginning of the year 2012 ago, Citilink Indonesia only has 8 aircraft, and by the end of 2012 to 21 aircraft. Until 2016, Top 3 targets will be set using the newer aircraft. Citilink will bring 70 Airbus A320s and 50 TurboPropt are known aircraft to have operational cost efficiency with a maximum passenger capacity. As a subsidiary of Garuda Indonesia, which was created for the Low Cost Carrier (LCC), a strategy it has been done. Although flying with a low cost, but that does not mean Citilink provides low quality services to passengers. "That is, we did think about efficiency, but not to reduce safety and passenger comfort," Arif said.

Economical flight strategy is applied Citilink Indonesia, such as by working on short-haul routes, which routes the maximum travel time just over three hours. Domestic flight routes still serve as the main priority, although now there are 16 regional routes to neighboring countries. Citilink Indonesia also equip 70 local route that includes Sumatra, such as Batam, Medan, Lampung, Palembang, and will be linked to several cities in Java, such as Surabaya, Bandung, Yogyakarta, Solo and Jakarta. Java will be the central station that connects western eastern Indonesia, such as Bali, Lombok, Kalimantan, and Sulawesi. "We will make the station Balikpapan middle east that serve as a liaison with the east end of Maluku and Papua," said Arif.

The growth of the middle class that is high enough to be its own potential for LCC airlines. In the second year after the Spin Off of Garuda Indonesia, Citilink will target passenger numbers as 7.8 million people. This figure is considered unrealistic, because the potential is quite high and see the achievement in 2012, Citilink has carried 3.2 million passengers.

After opening flights from Balikpapan to Yogyakarta, Citilink Indonesia will add routes from Yogyakarta. Several plans have been prepared, such as opening a route Yogyakarta-Jakarta, Yogyakarta-Surabaya, Yogyakarta-Bali, or Yogyakarta-Lombok. Despite knowing the limitations of Time in Slot Adisutjipto airport, but Citilink Indonesia is optimistic that the plan will be implemented. "If plan to operate flights until 24.00 hours already realized, this would be good news for all airlines, including Citilink Indonesia," said Arif.

Tuesday, March 12, 2013


Indonesia and the Boeing Company increase cooperation in the field of civil aviation in Indonesia

Indonesia Aviation. Aircraft maker companies from the U.S., Boeing, in cooperation with the Ministry of Transportation and Airlines of the United States to further improve the training of human resources in the field of civil aviation in Indonesia. The training involves the entire flight school in Indonesia. Furthermore, Indonesia and Boeing have collaborated to hold a workshop in the standard manual for flight school, system of screening and selection of aircraft pilots, educational curricula, and training.

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Boeing Manufacturing Plant
The Ministry of Transportation and Boeing Company, have formed a partnership to improve the training of human resources in the field of civil aviation in Indonesia. Center for Public Communication the Ministry of Transportation, in a statement in Jakarta, Saturday, March 9, 2013, the collaboration will involve the whole school aviator, training instructor, syllabus, or curriculum. Through training or workshops are expected to advance the human resource in the field of civil aviation, air navigation and airworthiness.

A number of steps have been made by Indonesia and the Boeing Company, in implementing cooperation is a workshop that discusses the standard manual for the flight schools, the system of screening and selection of aircraft pilots, educational curricula, and training. In addition, the agreement also covers the route development plans in Papua and Maluku for short and routes throughout Indonesia for the long term.

Previously, the Republic of Indonesia and Australia signed the Air Services Agreement which regulates in detail the rights of transport capacity, frequency and aircraft type airline of each country. "There have been many developments in the field of air transport between Indonesia and Australia, the number of passengers continues to increase. Therefore Air Service Agreement greatly needs to be revised by the two countries," said Minister of Transportation of the Republic of Indonesia, EE Mangindaan.

Mangindaan expressed hope that the national airline of Indonesia capitalize on the growth of air transport between Indonesia and Australia as well as possible, because there are many requests from several cities in Australia.