The national airline company, Mandala Airlines has confirmed to open at the same time, four international routes on June 25, 2010. Even the airline have sold tickets starting Tuesday. The route was from Jakarta to Singapore (return), Balikpapan to Singapore (return), Jakarta-Macau (return) and Jakarta to Hong Kong (return).
President Director of Mandala Airlines, Diono Nurjadin stated that the opening of a regional service was a response to increased demand for business travel and tourism. "Indonesia, Singapore, Macau and in Hong Kong has become a center of business activity and tourism in the region for decades. We are pleased to offer an alternative air travel at competitive prices," said Diono in Jakarta.
Mandala Airlines will be flying from Balikpapan to Singapore and from Jakarta to Singapore, Macau and Hong Kong. Flights route from Balikpapan to Singapore give an alternative flight options with very competitive prices, as well as for flights to Hong Kong. "We also offer air service between Macau and Jakarta, which is the main goal to be able to enjoy the fun and spend the holidays. With competitive rates, passengers can save to spend," Diono said.
Promo price offered to provide safe air travel but still affordable. To celebrate the first international airline, Mandala Airlines provides a very affordable price to the prospective passengers who book tickets in advance. Mandala Airlines launching promo prices begin Tuesday (May 11, 2010) until May 18 to June 25, 2010 flight period until 30 November 2010.
Fare flights to Hong Kong and Macau starting price of IDR 899,900/ticket, for routes from Jakarta to Singapore starting from IDR 99,000 and Balikpapan to Singapore from IDR 499,000. Diono mentioned, Mandala Airlines has been waiting for the right to serve regional routes since 2009. "Many travel partners and loyal passengers who kept asking when the Mandala Airlines will be an international flight. Now, after a Mandala Airlines is recognized as a role model in terms of international safety standards in Indonesia, we are ready to serve international routes," he said.
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