Singapore Airlines and Garuda Indonesia strengthen business
partnership by increasing flights between Singapore and Jakarta
Singapore Airlines Press release: November 14, 2024 Singapore Airlines and Garuda Indonesia strengthen business partnership by increasing flights between Singapore and Jakarta Singapore Airlines (Headquarters: Singapore, CEO: Goh Choon Peng) and Garuda Indonesia (Headquarters: Jakarta, President and Chief Executive Officer: Irfan Stiaptra) will operate in Singapore and Jakarta, Indonesia, in the fourth quarter of 2024. We will increase the number of flights connecting the two cities, which are hubs in Southeast Asia, to strengthen transportation capacity and improve the
convenience of connecting flights. Singapore Airlines will increase the number of flights on the Singapore-Jakarta route from November 22, 2024, from the current six daily flights to eight daily flights. Additionally, starting December 1, 2024, Garuda Indonesia will increase its flights from four daily flights to six daily flights. Please see Appendix A for details on the increased number of flights. Both companies plan to expand the scope of codeshare flights to include this new increase in flights. Currently, Singapore Airlines and Garuda Indonesia codeshare flights between Singapore and four Indonesian cities (Denpasar, Jakarta, Medan, and Surabaya), and between Singapore and London (Heathrow) and Mumbai. By December 1, 2024, the companies plan to operate 390 weekly codeshare flights, including 362 flights between Singapore and Indonesia. Additionally, in the first quarter of 2025, we will further strengthen our frequent flyer program partnership, allowing KrisFlyer and Garuda Miles members to earn and redeem miles on codeshare routes. The two companies, which received joint venture approval from Singapore authorities in July 2024, plan to introduce a joint fare product in the first quarter of 2025. This will allow customers to book flights operated by both airlines between Singapore and Denpasar, Jakarta and Surabaya in one itinerary. Both companies are also committed to deepening this business partnership to provide greater value to customers and support tourism and business in Indonesia and Singapore. Future initiatives also being considered include operating revenue-sharing flights between the two countries, adjusting flight schedules to improve connections, and developing joint sales and marketing activities between the two companies. Irfan Stiaptra, President and Chief Executive Officer of Garuda Indonesia, said: “Given the significant growth in passenger numbers between Indonesia and Singapore over the years, Singapore has become an important market and destination for Garuda Indonesia. It is part of Garuda Indonesia’s ongoing efforts to provide customers with seamless access to Singapore Airlines’ diverse destinations, including Europe and Asia. Moreover, this business partnership is part of our long-term commitment to support national tourism post-pandemic by providing access to many attractive destinations within Indonesia. /td> Singapore Airlines CEO Goh Choon Pong said: “We are grateful to the authorities for approving additional flights between Singapore and Jakarta. Our strategic partnership with Garuda Indonesia will add more seamless flight options between these two major hubs and beyond. In addition, by further strengthening our win-win relationship with Garuda Indonesia, we will improve the convenience of travel between Indonesia and Singapore. , can promote the growth of tourism and economic activity in both countries.” About Singapore Airlines Singapore Airlines Group was established in 1947 as Malayan Airways Limited. The company name was later changed to Malaysia Airways Limited and then Malaysia Singapore Airlines (MSA). In 1972, MSA was split into Singapore Airlines and Malaysia Airlines. Initially, the airline operated a fleet of 10 aircraft to 22 cities in 18 countries, but has now grown into a global international airline group. Singapore Airlines is continually working to improve the three pillars of its brand: Service Excellence, Product Leadership, and Network Connectivity. Singapore Airlines is the world’s most awarded airline. For more information, please visit the Singapore Airlines official website
(singaporeair.com). About Garuda Indonesia Garuda Indonesia has been the national flag carrier for over 70 years, connecting Indonesia with the world, and is characterized by Indonesian hospitality with a service concept that allows you to experience Indonesia with all five senses. Currently, the airline flies to 37 exotic destinations in Indonesia and 15 fascinating destinations around the world. Aiming to be a dynamic, profitable company with broader interests, including active involvement in humanitarian and environmental missions, collaborations with potential local brands, and maintaining
synergistic working relationships with strategic partners. We strive to create more added value to society through various initiatives to respond to these demands. With the motto “#BecauseYouMatter”, Garuda Indonesia provides customer-centric flight services and maintains high service standards, including on-time performance, to consistently deliver the best experience to all customers. I promise you that. When you fly with Garuda Indonesia, you’ll experience the real Indonesia from before your flight begins to after your flight. Appendix A Singapore Airlines and Garuda Indonesia flight schedule between Singapore and Jakarta Singapore Airlines will increase flights between Singapore and Jakarta from November 22, 2024, and Garuda Indonesia from December 1, 2024. All flight schedules are subject to approval by the relevant authorities, and aircraft used may change depending on the flight preparation status of each country and airport. Tickets will be sold sequentially through various sales channels of Singapore Airlines and Garuda Indonesia. Singapore Airlines From November 22, 2024, Singapore Airlines will add two daily flights between Singapore and Jakarta (SQ952, SQ955 and SQ960, SQ961). This will increase the number of direct flights between Singapore and Jakarta to eight daily flights, up from the current six daily flights.
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