The national airline
of Singapore, Singapore
Airlines (SIA) is all set to boost frequency and network in Indonesia. The airline will now increase
frequency to popular island resort of Bali and Jakarta
and initiate flights to Surabaya,
offering seamless connectivity and added options to vacationers and business travellers
seeking tickets on the popular route.
From 26 July
2013, Singapore Airline will add fourth daily service to Denpasar (Bali) and
ninth daily flight to the capital city of Jakarta.
In addition, the carrier is also going to take over one of two daily Surabaya service
currently run by its regional subsidiary SilkAir. It is planning to deploy 285-seater
Airbus A330s, ensuring comfortable journey to fliers booking tickets for flights
operating on the route.
The airline
presently offers tickets for 56 Jakarta and 21 Bali flights per week. While the airline’s subsidiary,
SilkAir is operating 60 weekly services to nine Indonesian destinations and contemplating
to provide tickets on flights to two new regions namely Semarang
and Makassar from July and August.
Bali and Singapore are among the two renowned south-eastern
destinations in Asia, luring legions of international
travellers. It is expected that the initiative of SIA’s to enhance flights
frequency and network would be extremely beneficial for both holidaymakers and business
travellers who remain on constant quest for tickets to travel between these two
Asian destinations.
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