10 - 13 November 2010
JIExpo Kemayoran Jakarta
Indonesia

 

 

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AEROSPACE PROFILE OF INDONESIA


Number of aircraft in operation
There are 297 units of aircraft owned by airlines registered at the Air Transport Directorate by December, 2007, but only 221 units were in operation as some of the aircraft were undergoing maintenance and could not operate for certain reasons.
The nation's flag carrier Garuda Indonesia is still the largest airline in the country in term of number of aircraft in operation. It has modern maintenance and training facilities. Garuda has started phasing out old aircraft and tends to use fewer brands mainly Boeing and Airbus. It has 50 aircraft in operation and 47 units of them are Boeing 737-400, which will be replaced with Boeing 787 Dreamliners to serve long range flights.

Merpati Nusantara Airlines, which once dominated domestic flights was almost bankrupt early 2000s as it was not ready to face tight competition especially from low cost carriers (LCC), a condition it had never faced before.
Currently Merpati still uses various types of aircraft to suit its routes including pioneer routes. Among the types of aircraft it uses are B 737-200, Casa 212 and DHC6. It has placed order for Boeing B737-300 and B 737-400 to resume flights in routes once it abadoned.


Lion Air is the largest private airline and the first to adopt the LCC concept in the country. The airline grew fast and it is the second largest airline after Garuda in the country. Lion Air operates 30 units of aircraft including a number of brand new aircraft of B 737-900ER. It has placed order for 178 units of Boeing 737-900ER part of which have been delivered and in operation in the country. www.datacon.co.id/Air Transportation.html
 

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“This is international exhibition; I do like participant and visitor (both locals’ international & military institutions) which meet to our hope.”
Mr. Eko Rahardjo
FASI (Federation Aero Sport of Indonesia)

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