Garuda Indonesia to increase flight frequency after averting bankruptcy


JAKARTA, July 23 (Xinhua): Just one month after being declared free from bankruptcy, Indonesian flag carrier Garuda Indonesia has announced that it had added three Boeing 737-800 NG aircraft to its operation and would increase its flight frequency by 32 per cent in August.

"This strategy aims to optimize the company's performance. We need to continue boosting operational capacity and restructure the company," Garuda Indonesia's President Director Irfan Setiaputra said in a statement.

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