Indonesias Wings Air to resume some routes to Malaysia


Redi Irawan (second from left) presenting a memento to Lim Ban Hong after the inaugural flight landed in Malacca. - Bernama

MALACCA: Indonesia's Lion Group Airline's subsidiary, Wings Air is expected to resume two routes from Indonesia to Sabah in late April following a review that saw high demand between both destinations.

Wings Air Operations Director Capt Redi Irawan said the two routes were Balik Papan-Tawau and Tarakan-Kota Kinabalu, while several other routes between Indonesia and Malaysia would be introduced in the next few years.

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