Garuda Indonesia, Indonesia's national airline, has just introduced a new daily service from Jakarta to Taipei following an eight-year hiatus on the route.
Commenting on the new daily service, Bagus Y. Siregar, Vice President for Garuda Indonesia Australia/SWP said: "The reinstatement of the Jakarta-Taipei service is part of our ongoing network expansion and shows our commitment to constantly improve our services. The new direct daily flights to Taipei will provide our Australian passengers with more choice and convenience when connecting to our vast Asian network.
"To celebrate the launch, we're delighted to be offering our Economy class customers exceptionally priced fares to Taipei, the capital of Taiwan and one of the region's most dynamic cities."
Daily flights will be operated by Garuda Indonesia's B737-800 NGs with a seating capacity of 156 passengers, comprising 12 in business class and 144 in economy class.
For all travel bookings contact your preferred AFTA travel agent or call Garuda Indonesia on 1300 365 330.
Saturday, June 2, 2012
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