The Airline of Indonesia - Garuda Indonesia Check In Terms & Conditions Web Check-In <Important> One PNR allow only one WEB-check in, so if the PNR consists of more than one passengers, all passengers should be checked in at one time, otherwise rest of passenger could not do WEB check in, only at airport. Internet Check-in service is available from 24 hours to 4 hours before departure, except for departure city of Jakarta (CGK) to domestic flight destination, internet check in is available from 24 hours to 2 hours before departure. Online Check-in is not available for the following passengers: Passengers without purchased e-ticket For infants under 2 years old not occupying a seat Passengers who need special assistance at the airport e.g.) customer with pregnant condition, children aged less than 12 years old who travel alone, Unaccompanied Minor (UM), require a wheelchair, stretcher case, or other special handling in airport. Group booking (Passenger booked with more than 9 pax in 1 PNR) You are being assigned with your seat by default but you may change your seat preference by Internet Check-in.

For international flights, please report your Internet Boarding Passes (both of PDF boarding pass and mobile QR barcode boarding pass) first to the Airport Check-in Counter before Boarding. For international flights, please make sure that you have your Passport with the validity minimum six month from date of travel and other valid travel documents e.g.) Visa document required for the trip and present them to the Garuda Indonesia check-in counter at the Airport. Boarding gate number and seat number may be changed without notice for reasons such as the circumstances at the airport on the day of the flight, or a change of airplanes. Please check the airport information display system after arriving at the Airport. If you fail to complete the Internet Check-in procedure due to a technical problem, such as a printer or system error, please refer to the instructions on the page, and complete the boarding procedure at a Airport Check-in Counter. Information: For use of the service, please present the e-ticket with confirmed reservation. For prompt customs and immigration procedures, please bring your passport and fill in your passport information in internet check-in process. Passengers with connecting flight, Check-in only can be done sequentially. Please arrive early for quarantine and security checks.

Please complete the check-in procedure at the Airport Counter at least 60 minutes before departure for domestic flights, and 90 minutes before departure for international flights. Carry-on baggage should be limited to one piece, must not weigh more than 7 kg (both of Economy and Business Class), with a maximum size of length 56 cm, width 23 cm, and height 36 cm (for CRJ and ATR Aircraft type maximum size of length 41 cm, width 17 cm, and height 34 cm). Ensure you are not carried any valuable items in your checked baggage For safety and security of our passengers, crews and aircraft ensure you are not carried any dangerous goods items in your carry-on and checked baggage. Please click here for baggage restrictions information details Please make sure that the baggage are you belonging, packed by you, and under your supervision. Check-in at the Airport close 45 minutes to international departure, and 30 minutes to domestic departure. For flights depart from Terminal 3 Soekarno-Hatta International Airport, check-in counter is closed 45 minutes prior to scheduled departure time.

Boarding Gate open 120 minutes to departure and Aircraft door close 10 minutes to departure. Passengers who make cancellation have to report to Check-in counter or Garuda Indonesia Call Center. For further information please contact Garuda Indonesia Call Center at 0804-1-807-807 (within Indonesia region only) or +62-21-2351 9999 I have read Online Check-in notice and information Check My Flight Garuda Indonesia, 18th Largest Carrier in Asia Pacific, Selects GuestLogix to Enhance Travelers' Experience and Grow Ancillary Revenues Garuda Indonesia, 18th Largest Carrier in Asia Pacific, Selects GuestLogix to Enhance Travelers' Experience and Grow Ancillary Revenues Pin it Share TORONTO, ONTARIO--(Marketwire - Dec. 6, 2010) - GuestLogix Inc.

(TSX: GXI - News ) the leading global provider of onboard store technology to airlines and the passenger travel industry, today announced that Indonesia's national airline, Garuda Indonesia ("Garuda"), has selected the Company's OnTouch® retail technology and merchandising platform to make it more convenient for its passengers to purchase onboard duty-free and other merchandise using credit cards on international and domestic flights. The carrier also plans to introduce OnTouch travel-relevant, destination based products and services across its network following its initial platform deployment.The multi-year agreement with Garuda was facilitated by Rodamas, a new GuestLogix duty-free business partner in the Asia-Pacific region. Parlind Hutagalung, General Manager Rodamas, said, "We are pleased to be working with GuestLogix to deliver the best onboard experience possible for Garuda. This is an exciting time for our aviation market, and GuestLogix provides us the ideal platform to support our customers."Garuda Indonesia is the leading carrier in Indonesia that carries nearly 11 million passengers annually to over 50 destinations in 21 countries. The airline maintains code share agreements with 16 international airlines, has a fleet of 87 aircrafts and operates a low cost carrier unit called Citilink.

Garuda is planning an IPO in early 2011 to fuel aggressive expansion plans to serve a market of 230 million people.GuestLogix and Rodamas are equipping Garuda with a proven retail platform and merchandising approach to help it deliver the highest standards of service to its passengers by providing Garuda the opportunity to easily enhance any itinerary. "OnTouch integrates well with Garuda's unique service concept, Garuda Indonesia Experience, as its flights will benefit from ready-built OnTouch products and services that help maximize the travel experience," added Mr. Hutagalung. "This value-add capability will become increasingly important as Garuda implements its route expansion in 2011."The OnTouch platform provides Garuda access to a global portfolio of travel-relevant, destination based products and services, and the tools to create, manage and control a comprehensive branded onboard store that can be accessed both in the air and on the ground through the airline's current distribution channels. As a result, Garuda will be able to develop compelling offerings that evolve from standard onboard retailing initiatives into more passenger-driven, travel-relevant, destination based programs.

The GuestLogix platform meets the latest payment industry security standards, ensuring all transactions processed are secure, audited and reconciled."We are helping airlines enhance their relationships with their passengers by helping them meet their customers' travelling needs across numerous travel touch points," said Tom Douramakos, President and CEO, GuestLogix. "With Garuda, this begins with us providing a state-of-the-art point-of-sale solution onboard and leveraging our fully integrated platform to deliver sustainable, high margin ancillary revenues while creating an exclusive and branded experience for their passengers."About Garuda IndonesiaGaruda Indonesia is the national airline of Indonesia. It is a full-service network carrier and serves 28 domestic and 18 international destinations. The airline's main hubs in Indonesia are located in Jakarta and Denpasar. In July 2009, the airline unveiled a new aircraft fleet, new in-flight product, new service concept and a fresh corporate identity to mark the start of its transformation into one of Asia's successful and profitable airlines. Garuda Indonesia received its IATA Operational Safety Audit (IOSA) certification in May 2008, recognizing that the airline is fully compliant with global best-practice standards for flight operations, aircraft maintenance and safety management system.

In December 2009, the airline was also upgraded to a four-star rating by Skytrax, the global benchmark for airline service standards, confirming the improvement in its front-line product and service quality.About GuestLogixGuestLogix is the leading global provider of onboard store technology and merchandising, which helps airlines and other operators create, manage, and control onboard retail environments tailored to their needs and their passengers. Serving approximately 38% of the global airline passenger traffic, GuestLogix has become a trusted onboard transaction processing partner to airlines around the world. The company is headquartered in Toronto, Canada and maintains sales and support facilities in the US, UK, Singapore, and South Korea. GuestLogix is publicly traded on The Toronto Stock Exchange (Symbol: GXI.T). More information is available at © 2010 GuestLogix. All rights reserved. ® OnTouch is a trademark of GuestLogix Inc. and is registered in the United States and may be pending or registered in other countries.

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Reblog Profile on Garuda Indonesia | CAPA - Centre for Aviation Garuda Indonesia international outlook Part 2: expanded partnerships critical for long haul success 7-Oct-2016 11:39 AM Garuda Indonesia is seeking to expand its partnership with Delta Air Lines ahead of launching flights to the US. Garuda needs a stronger relationship with Delta and will need to reconsider plans for its own US flights if the right partnerships are not in place. Expanded partnerships are crucial for Garuda as it attempts to improve its position in the international market. Garuda has been working on boosting ties with several SkyTeam members, resulting in a new codeshare with Aeromexico and an enhanced partnership with KLM. Garuda has also been pursuing ambitious and strategic expansion of its own long haul network. However this expansion has been highly unprofitable, and in several markets Garuda would be better off relying on partners.

Garuda Indonesia international outlook Part 1: further expansion despite weak 1H2016 results 6-Oct-2016 12:11 PM Garuda Indonesia is planning further international expansion in 4Q2016 and 2017, despite a recent lacklustre performance in the international market. Garuda is adding capacity to China in 4Q2016 and aiming to launch services to the US in 2017. Garuda’s international load factor was only 70% through the first eight months of 2016 as the airline struggled to fill additional seats generated by an 18% increase in ASKs. International yields have also declined as Garuda swung back into the red in 1H2016. The long haul network has particularly struggled, driving the drop in profitability. However Garuda is keen to continue strategic expansion.

Singapore Airlines to launch Jakarta-Sydney, further intensifying SE Asia-Australia competition 30-Sep-2016 1:07 PM Singapore Airlines (SIA) will launch services from Jakarta to Sydney in Nov-2016, resulting in new competition for rivals Garuda Indonesia and Australia’s Qantas Airways. SIA’s entrance on the Jakarta-Sydney route is a strategic move and highlights its desire to pursue new areas of growth. The Indonesia-Australia market is a logical market for SIA as it seeks to diversify its business. Indonesia and Australia are already SIA’s two largest international markets and Garuda and Qantas are already among its biggest competitors. Competition within Asia Pacific, including the Southeast Asia-Australia market, has been intensifying. In the current highly competitive and challenging environment airlines are constantly jockeying and exploring new options to improve their position. Southeast Asia-US market Part 3: new nonstops need to overcome stiff one-stop FSC & LCC competition 27-Sep-2016 12:41 PM Southeast Asian airlines are seeking to capture a larger share of the Southeast Asia-US market over the next few years as they launch new flights to the US.

Three of the region’s flag carriers and at least one long haul LCC are planning to launch flights to the US, intensifying competition in an already fiercely competitive market. Southeast Asian airlines currently account for less than a 20% share of the total Southeast Asia-US market. Philippine Airlines and Singapore Airlines are the only significant players in this market and are aiming to increase their share as they add new nonstop routes. Garuda Indonesia, Thai Airways and Vietnam Airlines are also keen to become significant players as they launch flights to the US, replacing their now limited offline products. However, market share gains will likely come at the expense of yields and profitability as competition with North Asian airlines – and to some extent US and Gulf carriers – intensifies. North Asian airlines now account for more than 50% of bookings in the Southeast Asia-US market and have increased their reliance on Southeast Asian connections as they have added US capacity, resulting in very competitive fares.

Southeast Asia-US airline market Part 2: at least 7 airlines to offer US nonstop services by 2021 14-Sep-2016 7:50 PM The deployment of new generation ultra-long-range widebody aircraft is prompting several airlines to plan new nonstop services between Southeast Asia and the continental US. New variants of the A350 have particularly emerged as a new, more efficient and popular option for Southeast Asia-US flights, with orders over the past year from three Southeast Asian flag carriers. On 5-Sep-2016 Vietnam Airlines became the latest Southeast Asian airline to commit to new generation ultra-long-range aircraft capable of new nonstop routes – joining Philippine Airlines and Singapore Airlines. Garuda Indonesia and Thai Airways are likely to follow, resulting in four Southeast Asian airlines operating nonstop flights to the US by early next decade, compared with only one currently. Delta Air Lines may also join United Airlines with nonstop Southeast Asia-US services. There are opportunities in the Southeast Asia-US market for nonstop routes, but competition with one-stop products will be intense. Profitability will be heavily challenged or non-existent. SIA started the trend due to strategic, not financial, imperatives.

Under the charm of low fuel prices, Southeast Asian airlines risk falling into the spell of "me too" nonstop flights, just as they did with over-sized aircraft acquisitions. Garuda Indonesia Airlines Reservations, Flights, Tickets & Reviews - MakeMyTrip US | MakeMyTrip US Flight If you could not find the /City of your choice, please let us know and we will try to add it to our list. /City that you were looking for * Your Email ID (optional) Your Phone Number (optional) We might still be able to book the of your choice on the phone. Please call us at (Toll Free) to book on the phone. Garuda Indonesia Airlines Garuda Indonesia Airlines (GA) is the national airline of Indonesia. The airline has been named after the mystical bird Garuda which has its mention in Hindu and Buddhist mythology. Garuda Indonesia Airlines has its headquarters located at Soekarno-Hatta International Airport in Tangerang, near Jakarta (the capital of Indonesia). Most of the shares of Garuda Indonesia Airlines are owned by the government of Indonesia. Soekarno-Hatta International Airport is the main hub of the airline, and it also has a hub at Ngurah Rai International Airport, in Bali.

As of December, 2010, about 5,807 people work for Garuda Indonesia Airlines. Garuda Indonesia Deals, Garuda Indonesia News, Garuda Indonesia ratings and reviews, pictures. Find Garuda Indonesia Deals on Vayama Garuda Indonesia Garuda Indonesia Airlines Garuda Indonesia is the national airline of Indonesia.The airline is based in Jakarta at Soekarno-Hatta International Airport, and also has a hub at Ngurah Rai International Airport, Bali. The airline offers international flight deals to destinations in South-East, East Asia, the Middle East and Australia. Garuda Indonesia offers Air Tickets on their extensive domestic network that stretches from Sumatra to Irian Jaya. Get your discounted domestic and international flight deals on Garuda Indonesia on Major Airlines of Asia - Nations Online Project Major Airlines of Asia ___ Major Airlines of Asia and the Middle East List of national flag air carriers, domestic airlines, commercial airlines with passenger and cargo service, scheduled air carrier and low cost airlines. For more information about the companies click on the link to connect to the official airline site. Under the city links you will find airport locations, the current local time and current weather conditions. The country links open the respective country profile.

Airlines of countries in the Middle East Ariana Afghan Airlines IATA Designator: FG, ICAO Designator: AFG, Callsign: ARIANA Afghanistan's national carrier is the oldest and the largest Afghan airline. Ariana's main hub is in Kabul at Kabul Airport ( IATA code : KBL). IATA Designator: J2, ICAO Designator: AHY, Callsign: AZAL The national airline of Azerbaijan has its main hub at Heydar Aliyev International Airport (GYD), Baku . Gulf Air IATA Designator: GF, ICAO Designator: GFA, Callsign: GULFAIR Gulf Air is the flag carrier of the Kingdom of Bahrain with its hub at Bahrain International Airport (BAH) close to Bahrain's capital Manama . Bahrain Air IATA Designator: BN, ICAO Designator: BAB, Callsign: BAHRAINAIR Bahrain Air is the second flag carrier of Bahrain, its primary hub is at Bahrain International Airport (BAH), Manama .

Biman Bangladesh Airlines IATA Designator: BG, ICAO Designator: BBC, Callsign: BANGLADESH The national flag carrier of Bangladesh, with t's main hub at Shahjalal International Airport (formerly Zia International Airport. IATA code: DAC) in Dhaka . GMG Airlines IATA Designator: Z5, ICAO Designator: GMG, Callsign: GMG Bangladesh's leading and only private domestic airline. GMG has its main bases at Shahjalal International Airport, Dhaka, and Shah Amanat International Airport, Chittagong. Druk Air � Royal Bhutan Airlines IATA Designator: KB, ICAO Designator: DRK, Callsign: ROYALBHUTAN The national carrier of the Royal Government of Bhutan, operating to eight cities in six countries (Bangladesh, India, Myanmar, Nepal, and Thailand). Royal Brunei Airlines IATA Designator: BI, ICAO Designator: RBA, Callsign: BRUNEI RBA is the flag carrier airline of the Sultanate of Brunei, it has its hub at Brunei International Airport, at Brunei's capital Bandar Seri Begawan .

IATA Designator: K6, ICAO Designator: KHV, Callsign: CAMBODIAAIR Cambodia's national flag carrier, Main Hub: Phnom Penh International Airport, Phnom Penh . President Airlines (Defunct) IATA Designator: TO, ICAO Designator: PSD, Callsign: - Cambodia's President Airlines was a privately owned domestic carrier based in Phnom Penh. IATA Designator: CA, ICAO Designator: CCA, Callsign: AIR CHINA Flagship airline of the People's Republic of China. Main Hub: Beijing Capital International Airport, Beijing . IATA Designator: MU, ICAO Designator: CES, Callsign: CHINA EASTERN Shanghai based Airline; offers online booking and route plan. Main Hub: Shanghai Hongqiao International Airport, Shanghai . IATA Designator: CZ, ICAO Designator: CSN, Callsign: CHINA SOUTHERN China's largest airline, provides flight information, cargo and services. Main Hub: Guangzhou Baiyun International Airport, Guangzhou .

IATA Designator: ZH, ICAO Designator: CSZ, Callsign: SHENZHENAIR Chinese low-cost carrier offers services to destinations within China and Southeast Asia. Main Hub: Shenzhen, Guangdong province. Former Chinese Airlines: IATA Designator: CJ, ICAO Designator: CBF, Callsign: CHINA NORTHERN Shenyang based airline, merged into China Southern Airlines in 2003.. IATA Designator: WH, ICAO Designator: CNW, Callsign: CHINA NORTHWEST Xian City, was a Shaanxi Province based airline now merged with China Eastern Airlines. IATA Designator: 3Q, ICAO Designator: CYH, Callsign: YUNNAN Kunming, Yunnan Province, merged with China Eastern Airlines in 2003. Cyprus Airways IATA Designator: CY, ICAO Designator: CYP, Callsign: CYPRUS Cyprus Airways is the national airline of Cyprus, it operates scheduled services to 21 destinations in Europe and the Middle East.

Its main hub is Larnaca International Airport (LCA) and a second hub at Paphos International Airport (PFO). See map of Cyprus for the location of the airports. Cathay Pacific IATA Designator: CX, ICAO Designator: CPA, Callsign: CATHAY Cathay Pacific is the flag carrier of Hong Kong. On its website you can make reservations, get information about frequent flyer programs and flight schedules. Main Hub is Hong Kong International Airport, Hong Kong . Dragonair IATA Designator: KA, ICAO Designator: HDA, Callsign: DRAGON Serves various destinations in Asia. The airline is is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Cathay Pacific. Main Hub: Chek Lap Kok Airport (Hong Kong International Airport), Hong Kong . IATA Designator: AI, ICAO Designator: AIC, Callsign: AIRINDIA The national flag carrier and the oldest airline of India. Main Hub: Indira Gandhi International Airport, Delhi . IATA Designator: IX, ICAO Designator: AXB, Callsign: EXPRESS INDIA Low-cost airline subsidiary of Air India, operating destinations in Gulf & Middle Eastern and some Southeast Asian destinations.

IATA Designator: IT, ICAO Designator: KFR, Callsign: KINGFISHER India's well-known chartered aviation major now named Kingfisher Red. Alliance Air (now Air India Regional) IATA Designator: CD, ICAO Designator: LLR, Callsign: ALLIED Low-cost subsidiary of Indian Airlines, based in Delhi . After merger of Indian Airlines with Air India renamed to Air India Regional Indian Airlines IATA Designator: IC, ICAO Designator: IAC, Callsign: INDAIR In December 2005 the airline was rebranded as Indian, it is an Indian domestic carrier based in Mumbai , the airline offers also several international services to neighboring countries in Asia. The Government of India announced in 2007 that Indian would be merged into Air India. Jet Airways IATA Designator: 9W, ICAO Designator: JAI, Callsign: JETAIRWAYS The domestic airline Jet Airways flies to 40 destinations in India.

Main Hub: Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport, Mumbai JetLite (formerly Air Sahara) IATA Designator: S2, ICAO Designator: JLL, Callsign: LITEJET JetLite is a leading player in the Indian aviation market, based in Mumbai, owned by Jet Airways. IATA Designator: IT, ICAO Designator: KFA, Callsign: KINGFISHER Domestic private airline serves destination within India. Hub: Bengaluru International Airport, Bangalore. IATA Designator: -, ICAO Designator: PHE, Callsign: PAWANHANS India's leading helicopter operator, Hub: Juhu Aerodrome, Mumbai. Garuda Indonesia IATA Designator: GA, ICAO Designator: GIA, Callsign: INDONESIA The Indonesian national airline, Main Hub: Soekarno-Hatta International Airport (CGK), Jakarta . Garuda currently flies to 30 domestic and 24 international destinations. The airline is named after the mystical, giant bird Garuda, the carrier of the God Vishnu.

Lion Air ATA Designator: JT, ICAO Designator: LNI, Callsign: LIONINTER Indonesia’s largest private carrier. Lion Air offers an extensive domestic network and flies also to Malaysia, Singapore, Saudi Arabia and Vietnam. Main Hub: Soekarno-Hatta International Airport (CGK), Jakarta . All Nippon Airways (ANA) IATA Designator: NH, ICAO Designator: ANA, Callsign: ALL NIPPON Second largest airline in Japan is serving 49 destinations in Japan and over 30 international destinations. ANA's main international hubs are at Narita International Airport (NRT), Tokyo and Kansai International Airport (ITM) in Osaka . Japan Airlines IATA Designator: JL, ICAO Designator: JAL, Callsign: JAPANAIR Japan's flag carrier, its main hubs are at Narita International Airport and Tokyo International Airport (NRT), Tokyo and Kansai International Airport (ITM), Osaka .

IATA Designator: -, ICAO Designator: JLJ, Callsign: J-BIRD Former domestic carrier merged with Japan Airlines into a single brand, Japan Airlines International.[ Air Astana IATA Designator: KC, ICAO Designator: KZR, Callsign: ASTANALINE Air Astana is the national flag carrier of Kazakhstan, it operates scheduled domestic and international services. Its main bases are Astana International Airport (TSE), Astana Kazakhstan's capital, and Almaty International Airport (ALA), Almaty . Air Kazakhstan IATA Designator: K4, ICAO Designator: KZK, Callsign: AIR KAZAKSTAN Established as Kazakhstan Airways (1990) but changed its name to Air Kazakhstan (in 1997). Air Kazakhstan was the national flag carrier, it ceased operations in February 2004. IATA Designator: JS, ICAO Designator: KOR, Callsign: AIRKORYO Air Koryo is North Korea's national airline. Its main hub is at Sunan International Airport (FNJ), Pyongyang .

Asiana Airlines IATA Designator: OZ, ICAO Designator: AAR, Callsign: ASIANA Korea's second largest carrier. The airline has its domestic hub at Gimpo International Airport (GMP) and its international hub at Incheon International Airport (ICN). Air Busan IATA Designator: BX, ICAO Designator: ABL, Callsign: AIRBUSAN Air Busan is is a regional airline. The subsidiary of Asiana Airlines operates its hub at Gimhae International Airport (PUS), Busan . Korean Air IATA Designator: KE, ICAO Designator: KAL, Callsign: KOREANAIR Korea's national flag carrier and the largest airline of South Korea. Korean Air has its main hubs at the country's primary airport Incheon International Airport (ICN) on Yeongjong island in Incheon which serves the national capital area and at Gimpo International Airport (GMP), Seoul which primarily serves domestic flights.

ICN JSC "Aircompany "KYRGYZSTAN" IATA Designator: QH, ICAO Designator: LYN, Callsign: ALTYN AVIA Kyrgyzstan Aircompany is an airline based in Bishkek, its main hub is at Manas International Airport (FRU) near Bishkek , Kyrgyzstan operates a second hub at Osh Airport (OSS), Osh . The airline operates scheduled domestic services and international services to China , Dubai , Russia , Tajikistan and Uzbekistan . Lao Airlines IATA Designator: QV, ICAO Designator: LAO, Callsign: LAO Laos' national carrier is based in Vientiane the capital of Lao PDR. Lao Airlines is operating domestic services and international services to Cambodia , China , Thailand and Vietnam . Its main base is Wattay International Airport, Vientiane .

Air Macau IATA Designator: NX, ICAO Designator: AMU, Callsign: AIRMACAU Air Macau is the flag carrier airline of Macau with its hub and headquarters at at Macau International Airport (MFM), Macau , offers convenient connections between World's major cities and China and is a common transfer point for people traveling between mainland China and Taiwan . AirAsia IATA Designator: AK, ICAO Designator: AXM, Callsign: ASIAN EXPRESS AirAsia is a Malaysian airline and Asia's first and largest low cost carrier. AirAsia operates scheduled domestic and international flights. Its main hub is at Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KUL). AirAsia's affiliate airlines Thai AirAsia has its hub at Suvarnabhumi Airport (BKK). Bangkok , and Indonesia AirAsia at Soekarno-Hatta International Airport (CGK), Jakarta . Malaysia Airlines IATA Designator: MH, ICAO Designator: MAS, Callsign: MALAYSIAN Malaysia Airline is the flag carrier of Malaysia it serves over 100 destinations in Asia, Australia, USA and Europe.

The airline has its main base at Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KUL), near Malaysia's capital Kuala Lumpur . Maldivian IATA Designator: Q2, ICAO Designator: DQA, Callsign: ISLAND AVIATION Maldivian is the national flag carrier of the Maldives. In addition to its inter-island services the airline operates also international flights. Main base is Mal� International Airport (MLE) on Hulhul� Island near Male , the capital of the Maldives. IATA Designator: -, ICAO Designator: HUM, Callsign: HUM Originally called Hummingbird Island Helicopters, TMA is the oldest Air transfer operator in the Maldives. MIAT Mongolian Airlines IATA Designator: OM, ICAO Designator: MGL, Callsign: MONGOLAIR The airline operates domestic and international scheduled services to destinations in Europe ( Berlin ), Russia ( Moscow ), and Asia ( Beijing , Osaka , Tokyo and Seoul ). Mongolian's main base is Chinggis Khaan International Airport (ULN) near Ulaanbaatar .

Air Bagan IATA Designator: W9, ICAO Designator: JAB, Callsign: AIRBAGAN Air Bagan operates domestic scheduled services to 17 destinations, as well as to Chiang Mai, Thailand and Kuala Lumpur , Malaysia. Air Bagan's main bases are at Yangon International Airport (RGN), Yangon and Mandalay International Airport (MDL), Mandalay . Air Mandalay IATA Designator: 6T, ICAO Designator: -, Callsign: - A domestic and regional carrier for the tourism sector. Air Mandalay, based in Yangon , operates flights to all major tourist destinations within Myanmar including Bagan (Nyaung U), Mandalay , Heho (Inle Lake) and Ngapali Beach near Thandwe. Myanmar Airways International (MAI ) IATA Designator: 8M, ICAO Designator: MMA, Callsign: MYANMAR Myanma Airways is Myanmar's flag carrier. Myanma Airways and Region Air formed a joint venture Airline called Myanmar Airways International (MAI). Myanma Airways operates domestic flights only while Myanmar Airways International operates international flights to Bangkok , Guangzhou (China), Kuala Lumpur and Singapore .

Main Hub is Yangon International Airport (RGN) IATA Designator: YH, ICAO Designator: FSC, Callsign: HOTELKILO Domestic airline in Myanmar. Nepal Airlines (formerly Royal Nepal Airlines) IATA Designator: RA, ICAO Designator: RNA, Callsign: ROYALNEPAL Nepal Airlines is the national flag-carrier airline with its hub at Kathmandu 's Tribhuvan International Airport. The airline serves destinations in Asia and Europe with more than 30 domestic and 7 international routes. Buddha Air IATA Designator: U4, ICAO Designator: BHA, Callsign: BUDDHAAIR Buddha Air is a regional airline based in Kathmandu , Nepal. It operates domestic services within Nepal and offers flights to Lucknow, in Uttar Pradesh, India and Paro Airport in Bhutan. Scheduled and charter flights to domestic destinations. Shangri La Air (Defunct) Shangri-La Air was a private domestic airline based in Nepal. It merged with Necon Air in 2001. Necon Air became defunct in 2003.

Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) IATA Designator: PK, ICAO Designator: PIA, Callsign: PAKISTAN Pakistan International Airlines is the flag carrier of Pakistan, the airline has its main hub at Jinnah International Airport (KHI) in Karachi , PIA has secondary hubs at Allama Iqbal International Airport (LHE), Lahore , and Benazir Bhutto International Airport (ISB), Islamabad . IATA Designator: 6S, ICAO Designator: URJ, Callsign: STARAV Private limited Air Charter Services, a cargo airline based in Karachi . Cebu Pacific Air IATA Designator: 5J, ICAO Designator: CPI, Callsign: CEBU AIR Is the Philippine's second flag carrier. Cebu Pacific is the country's leading domestic carrier, serving most domestic destinations as well as international destinations in Asia. Its main hub is at Ninoy Aquino International Airport (MIA), Manila . Philippine Airlines IATA Designator: PR, ICAO Designator: PAL, Callsign: PHILIPPINE Philippine Airlines is the national carrier of the Philippines.

PAL has its main hubs at Ninoy Aquino International Airport (MIA), Manila and Mactan-Cebu International Airport (CEB) near Cebu City. Zest Airways IATA Designator: Z2, ICAO Designator: RIT, Callsign: ZEST Zest Airways (formerly Asian Spirit), flies to most destinations in the Philippines, it operates scheduled domestic services, mainly feeder services. Zest Airways has its hub at Ninoy Aquino International Airport (MIA), Manila . Aeroflot IATA Designator: SU, ICAO Designator: AFL, Callsign: AEROFLOT The Russian flag carrier and largest airline in Russia has its hub for passenger operations at Sheremetyevo International Airport (SVO), one of Moscow 's three airports. Pulkovo Aviation Enterprise IATA Designator: FV, ICAO Designator: PLK, Callsign: PULKOVO PAE was one of the biggest enterprises in aviation industry of Russia. The state owned company was the third largest airline in the country. In October 2006 it completed a merger with government owned State Transport Company Rossiya to form a new company under the Rossiya (transl.

Russia) brand name. Rossiya IATA Designator: FV, ICAO Designator: SDM, Callsign: RUSSIA The airline is Russia's second flag carrier, it operates scheduled and charter passenger flights from its main base at Pulkovo Airport (LED), Saint Petersburg . Rossiya operates flights to 70 destinations in the Russian Federation, 22 destinations in 9 countries of CIS, and 36 destinations in 20 countries of Europe and Asia. Siberia Airlines - S7 Airlines IATA Designator: S7, ICAO Designator: SBI, Callsign: SIBERIAN AIRLINES S7 operates a large domestic route network and international scheduled passenger flights. Its main hubs are at Moscow's Domodedovo International Airport (DME), and Tolmachevo Airport (OVB), Novosibirsk. Transaero IATA Designator: UN, ICAO Designator: TSO, Callsign: TRANSOVIET Transaero Airlines serves domestic destinations and operates flights to Europe, the Middle East, Asia, and North America.

Transaero's main base is Domodedovo International Airport (DME), Moscow and Pulkovo Airport (LED), Saint Petersburg . UTair Aviation IATA Designator: P2, ICAO Designator: TMN, Callsign: TJUMAVI Utair Aviation is one of the five largest air carriers of Russia and the largest Russian helicopter airline. It operates scheduled domestic and some international passenger services, scheduled helicopter services. UTair operates the largest aircraft fleet in Russia, its main base is at Roschino International Airport (TJM), Tyumen. VIM Airlines IATA Designator: NN, ICAO Designator: MOV, Callsign: MOVAIR VIM Airlines operates domestic and some international scheduled passenger services. The airline has its main base at Moscow's Domodedovo International Airport (DME). Jetstar Asia Airways IATA Designator: 3K, ICAO Designator: JSA, Callsign: JETSTARASIA Jetstar Asia, the Asian offshoot of Australia's Qantas' Jetstar Airways is a low-cost airline with its main hub at Singapore Changi Airport (SIN), Singapore .

IATA Designator: MI, ICAO Designator: SLK, Callsign: SILKAIR The Regional Wing of Singapore Airlines, connects to 25 destinations in Asia. Singapore Airlines IATA Designator: SQ, ICAO Designator: SIA, Callsign: SINGAPORE The flag carrier of Singapore serves over 90 destinations in 40 countries, its amin hub is at Singapore's Changi Airport (SIN).The airline's website has information to routes, schedules, inflight dining and online reservations. Tiger Airways IATA Designator: TG, ICAO Designator: TGW, Callsign: GOCAT Tiger Airways is currently, in terms of passengers carried, the largest low-cost airline operating out of Singapore. The company's hub is at Singapore Changi Airport's Budget Terminal. Valuair IATA Designator: VF, ICAO Designator: VLU, Callsign: VALUE Privately owned budget airline operating out of Singapore currently flies to Bangkok, Jakarta, Hong Kong, Perth (Australia), Chengdu and Xiamen (both cities in China).

SriLankan Airlines IATA Designator: UL, ICAO Designator: ALK, Callsign: SRILANKAN The former Air Lanka is Sri Lanka's flag carrier, its main base is at Bandaranaike International Airport in Colombo the capital city of the country. On its website the company provides flight schedules, reservations, vacation information and more. Tajik Air IATA Designator: 7J, ICAO Designator: TJK, Callsign: TAJIKAIR The State Unitary Aviation Enterprise "Tajik Air" is the national air carrier of Tajikistan. It has its main hub at Dushanbe International Airport (DYU), Dushanbe , national capital of Tajikistan. The airline operates scheduled flights to destinations in Central Asia and Russia. Taiwan (Republic of China, ROC) China Airlines CAL IATA Designator: CI, ICAO Designator: CAL, Callsign: DYNASTY CAL is Taiwan's largest airline and the national flag carrier. The company is operating one of the youngest fleet in the world. With a fleet of 66 aircraft CAL is operating an international route network to 95 destinations in 29 countries.

Main base is at Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport ( IATA code : TPE), Taipei . EVA Air IATA Designator: BR, ICAO Designator: EVA, Callsign: EVA EVA Airways Taiwan, the second largest Taiwanese airline is operating passenger and dedicated cargo services to over 40 international destinations. Its hub is at at Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport (TPE), Taipei . Far Eastern Air Transport - FAT (defunct) IATA Designator: EF, ICAO Designator: FEA, Callsign: FAR EASTERN Far Eastern Air Transport was the first private air transport company completely run by Taiwan people. FAT operated domestic services from Taipei and Kaohsiung to five regional cities and international services to Southeast Asia, South Korea and Palau . Far Eastern's main base was Taipei Songshan Airport (TSA). Mandarin Airlines IATA Designator: AE, ICAO Designator: MDA, Callsign: MANDARIN The subsidiary of China Airlines operates domestic and international routes. Main base is at Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport (TPE), Taipei .

UNI Air IATA Designator: B7, ICAO Designator: UIA, Callsign: GLORY UNI Airways is the result of the merging of Great China Airlines and Taiwan Airways. The subsidiary of EVA Air operates mainly flights to domestic destinations, as well as scheduled international flights to Bangkok , Hanoi and Seoul . The company's main hub is at Taiwan's second largest airport Kaohsiung International Airport (KHH), Kaohsiung City. Transasia Airways TNA IATA Designator: GE, ICAO Designator: TNA, Callsign: TRANSASIA Transasia Airways operates mainly domestic flights as well as some international scheduled and charter services to PR China, East Asia, and Southeast Asia. TNA's main hub is at Taipei Songshan Airport (TSA) Taipei . Bangkok Airways IATA Designator: PG, ICAO Designator: BKP, Callsign: BANGKOKAIR Bangkok Airways is a regional carrier which offers scheduled services to destinations in Thailand , Cambodia , China , Lao PDR , Maldives , Myanmar and Singapore . Its main base is at Bangkok 's new international Suvarnabhumi Airport (BKK).

Nok Airlines IATA Designator: DD, ICAO Designator: NOK, Callsign: NOKAIR Thai regional low fare airline operates domestic services to many cities in Thailand. Main hub is Bangkok's Don Mueang International Airport (DMK) Orient Thai Airlines IATA Designator: OX, ICAO Designator: OEA, Callsign: ORIENTTHAI Orient Thai operates scheduled and chartered domestic flights and scheduled international flights to Incheon (ICN), South Korea, and Hong Kong (HKG). IATA Designator: (9R), ICAO Designator: VAP, Callsign: PHUKETAIR The regional carrier ceased scheduled operations. Thai Airways International IATA Designator: TG, ICAO Designator: THA, Callsign: THAI Thai Airways International is Thailand's national carrier and largest airline of Thailand. The airline's main hub is at Suvarnabhumi Airport (BKK), Bangkok . Thai Airways has a fleet of 99 aircraft and operates flights to over 70 destinations world-wide.

Turkmenistan Airlines IATA Designator: TS, ICAO Designator: TUA, Callsign: TURKMENISTAN Turkmenistan Airlines is Turkmenistan's flag carrier, its main hub is at Ashgabat Airport, in Ashgabat the capital city of the country. The airline operates scheduled flights to destinations in CIS states, Europe and Asia. Uzbekistan Airways IATA Designator: HY, ICAO Designator: UZB, Callsign: UZBEKISTAN Uzbekistan Havo Yullary is Uzbekistan's flag carrier airline, it operates flights within the CIS, plus to destinations in Europe, Middle East, the USA and Asia. Its hub is at Tashkent International Airport (TAS), near Tashkent . Vietnam Airlines IATA Designator: VN, ICAO Designator: HVN, Callsign: VIETNAM Vietnam Airlines is the national flag carrier of Vietnam. It serves domestic destinations and destinations in Indochina, South East and North Asia, Australia, Europe and the United States.

The company operates hubs at Noi Bai International Airport (HAN) near Hanoi and Tan Son Nhat International Airport (SGN), Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon). Airlines of Western Asia and the Middle East National Airlines and major carrier of countries of the Middle East. Iran Air IATA Designator: IR, ICAO Designator: IRA, Callsign: IRANAIR The government owned "Airline of the Islamic Republic of Iran" is the national carrier airline of Iran. Iran Air has its main bases for international flights at Tehran Imam Khomeini International Airport and for domestic flights at Tehran Mehrabad Airport. See the location of the airports on the searchable map of Tehran . Iran Air Tours IATA Designator: B9, ICAO Designator: IRB, Callsign: - The subsidiary of Iran Air is a regional travel carrier, it operates scheduled domestic services and international services in the Middle East. Iraqi Airways IATA Designator: IA, ICAO Designator: IAW, Callsign: IRAQI Iraqi Airways, also known as Air Iraq, is the national flag carrier of the Republic of Iraq, its hub is at Baghdad International Airport in Baghdad . Iraqi Airways operates domestic and regional services.

El Al Israel Airlines IATA Designator: LY, ICAO Designator: ELY, Callsign: ELAL Israel's national airline operates scheduled domestic and international services and cargo flights, its main hub is at Ben Gurion International Airport (TLV) near Tel Aviv . Royal Jordanian IATA Designator: RJ, ICAO Designator: RJA, Callsign: JORDANIAN Royal Jordanian Airline is the country's flag carrier that operates its main base at Queen Alia International Airport (AMM), Amman . Royal Wings IATA Designator: -, ICAO Designator: RWZ, Callsign: - Levant's commuter airline offers regional scheduled and charter flights. Its main base is Queen Alia International Airport (AMM), Amman . Kuwait Airways IATA Designator: KU, ICAO Designator: KAC, Callsign: KUWAITI Kuwait Airways Corporation, serves destinations in the Middle East, North Africa, Europe, Asia and USA. It is Kuwait's national airline, its main hub is at Kuwait International Airport (KWI) south of Kuwait City .

MEA - Middle East Airlines IATA Designator: ME, ICAO Designator: MEA, Callsign: CEDARJET Middle East Airlines - AirLiban is the national flag-carrier of Lebanon, with its main base at Beirut Rafic Hariri International Airport (BEY) near Beirut . MEA operates scheduled international flights in the Middle East, to Europe and West Africa. TMA Cargo (formerly TMA - Trans Mediterranean Airways) IATA Designator: TL, ICAO Designator: TMA, Callsign: TANGO LIMA Trans Mediterranean Airways is a cargo airline based in Beirut. Oman Air IATA Designator: WY, ICAO Designator: OMA, Callsign: OMANAIR Oman Air is the national flag airline of the country, its hub is at Muscat International Airport (MCT), in Oman's capital Muscat . Qatar Airways IATA Designator: QR, ICAO Designator: QTR, Callsign: QATARI The national carrier of the Arabian Gulf State of Qatar operates a hub-and-spoke network to more than 95 international destinations.

Qatar Airways' main hub is at Doha International Airport (DOH) in Doha , the capital city of Qatar. Saudi Arabian Airlines IATA Designator: SV, ICAO Designator: SVA, Callsign: SAUDIA Saudi Arabian Airlines is the country's flag carrier airline, it operates domestic and international scheduled flights to more than 90 destinations, as well as domestic and international charter flights, mainly during Ramadan and the Hajj season. SAA's main hubs are at King Abdulaziz International Airport (JED) in Jiddah, King Khalid International Airport (RUH) in Riyadh , and King Fahd International Airport (DMM) in Dammam. Syrian Air IATA Designator: RB, ICAO Designator: SYR, Callsign: SYRIANAIR Syrian Arab Airlines offers specialist pilgrimage and archeological journeys to selected destinations in the Middle East including Syria, Iraq and Iran. It also operates scheduled international services to over 40 destinations in Asia, Europe and North Africa. Syrian Aie's main hub is at Damascus International Airport (DAM), in the capital of the Syrian Arab Republic Damascus .

Atlasjet IATA Designator: KK, ICAO Designator: KKK, Callsign: ATLASJET Atlasjet operates domestic and international scheduled passenger services and regular charter flights to Europe, Kazakhstan and the United Arab Emirates, its main hub is at Atatürk International Airport (IST), Istanbul . Turkish Airlines IATA Designator: TK, ICAO Designator: THY, Callsign: TURKISH Turkish Airlines is the national carrier of Turkey. From its hub at Atatürk International Airport (IST), Istanbul the company operates scheduled flights to 38 domestic and 125 international destinations. Pegasus Airlines IATA Designator: PC, ICAO Designator: PGT, Callsign: SUNTURK Pegasus Airlines is a low-cost carrier with a fleet of 32 aircraft. The airline is operating flights to 18 domestic and 25 international destinations, its main hub is at Sabiha Gökçen International Airport (SAW) near Istanbul.

SunExpress IATA Designator: XQ, ICAO Designator: SXS, Callsign: SUNEXPRESS From its hub at Antalya Airport (AYT) near Antalya, SunExpress operates scheduled and charter flights to destinations in Central Europe. Air Arabia IATA Designator: G9, ICAO Designator: ABY, Callsign: ARABIA Air Arabia is the first and largest low cost carrier in the Middle East and North Africa. It operates flights to 65 destinations across the Middle East, North Africa, Asia and Europe. The airline operates from 3 hubs in Sharjah International Airport (SHJ), Sharjah, UAE , Mohamed V International Airport (CMN) Casablanca , Morocco and Alexandria International Airport (ALY) Alexandria, Egypt . Etihad Airways IATA Designator: EY, ICAO Designator: EDT, Callsign: ETIHAD Etihad Airways is the national airline of the United Arab Emirates and the flag carrier airline of Abu Dhabi. The airline connects Abu Dhabi with almost all primary airports in the world.

Its main base is Abu Dhabi International Airport (AUH), Abu Dhabi Emirates Airline IATA Designator: EK, ICAO Designator: UAE, Callsign: EMIRATES Emirates is the largest airline in the Middle East and is the national airline of the Emirate of Dubai. Currently Emirates flies to 105 cities in 62 countries. Its hub is at Dubai International Airport (DXB), Dubai . RAK Airways IATA Designator: RT, ICAO Designator: RKM, Callsign: RAKAIR RAK Airways is the national airline carrier of Ras al-Khaimah Emirate. It operates flights to Kozhikode (Calicut) Kerala State, India, to Jeddah, in Saudi Arabia , to Dhaka and Chittagong in Bangladesh and to Cairo , Egypt . Rakairways has its hub at Ras Al Khaimah International Airport (RKT), Ras al-Khaimah (City), UAE. Royal Jet IATA Designator: -, ICAO Designator: ROJ, Callsign: ROYALJET Premium private charter aircraft service.

Its main base is Abu Dhabi International Airport, with hubs at Dubai International Airport (DXB) and King Abdulaziz International Airport (JED), Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. Garuda Indonesia Tbk PT Garuda Indonesia Tbk PT Data delayed at least 15 minutes, as of January 19 2017 08:16 UTC Markets data summary Data delayed at least 15 minutes, as of January 19 2017 08:16 UTC Add to myFT Digest Add this topic to your myFT Digest for news straight to your inbox Add to myFT Digest You select the topic, we deliver the news. Close Sample the FT’s top stories for a week You select the topic, we deliver the news. Select topic Invalid email Sign up By signing up you confirm that you have read and agree to the terms and conditions , cookie policy and privacy policy .

Tuesday, 25 August, 2015 The billionaire has gone from selling typewriters to build one of fastest-growing airlines Tuesday, 25 August, 2015 Aircraft orders expected to be lower at Paris event compared to Farnborough fair last year Monday, 15 June, 2015 Fresh setback for carrier in a key market where it already faces powerful incumbents Monday, 12 January, 2015 Emirsyah Satar needed political nous to turn Indonesia’s national airline round Sunday, 30 December, 2012 Group confident despite tough market conditions Tuesday, 18 January, 2011 The pricing of the airline’s IPO looks expensive Monday, 17 January, 2011 Previous You are on page 1 Next Video Welcome to the new FT.com. The same global insight. Faster than ever before on all your devices. Welcome to the new FT.com. The same global insight. Faster than ever before on all your devices. More from the FT Group Markets data delayed by at least 15 minutes. © THE FINANCIAL TIMES LTD . FT and ‘Financial Times’ are trademarks of The Financial Times Ltd.

The Financial Times and its journalism are subject to a self-regulation regime under the FT Editorial Code of Practice . Garuda Indonesia - Food and Travel TRAVEL BOOKS Garuda Indonesia Garuda Indonesia, Indonesia's national carrier, has been recognised as 'Best International Airline for January 2012' according to a recent independent survey of major airlines across the world. The Customer Satisfaction survey conducted by research company Roy Morgan, ranked Garuda Indonesia ahead of other leading airlines such as Singapore Airlines, Emirates and Air New Zealand with a monthly satisfaction score of 91 per cent. A total of 3943 respondents were surveyed on how satisfied they were with the airline they used between February 2011 and January 2012. Bagus Y. Siregar, Senior General Manager Australia/SWP Garuda Indonesia commented: "We are thrilled to receive this award, as it endorses Garuda Indonesia's transformation and progress towards becoming one of Asia's leading airlines.

This valuable recognition by our Australian customers motivates us even further to deliver the highest standards of service on the ground and in the air." The Roy Morgan Customer Satisfaction Award comes after a string of accolades, including the four-star rating by Skytrax, the global benchmark for airline service standards in 2009. Garuda Indonesia was also named the 'World's Most Improved Airline' at the Skytrax World Airline Awards in Hamburg, and Asia's leading service quality airline by the Centre for Asia Pacific Aviation (CAPA) in 2010. All awards recognise the success of Garuda Indonesia's Qantum Leap program which includes the revitalisation of its existing fleet and the introduction of The Garuda Indonesia Experience, the carrier's service concept that offers a uniquely Indonesian level of service on the ground and inflight. Garuda Indonesia will continue to invest in enhancing its service offerings in order to become a five star carrier by 2015. About Garuda Indonesia Garuda Indonesia is the national airline of Indonesia. It is a full-service network carrier and serves 28 domestic and 18 international destinations. The airline's main hubs in Indonesia are located in Jakarta and Denpasar.

In July 2009, the airline unveiled a new aircraft fleet, new in-flight product, new service concept and a fresh corporate identity to mark the start of its transformation into one of Asia's most successful and profitable airlines. Garuda Indonesia received its IATA Operational Safety Audit (IOSA) certification in May 2008, recognising that the airline is fully compliant with global best-practice standards for flight operations, aircraft maintenance and safety management systems. In December 2009, the airline was also upgraded to a four-star rating by Skytrax, the global benchmark for airline service standards, confirming the improvement in its front-line product and service quality. Garuda Indonesia review all reviews Support Garuda Indonesia has become the national carrier of Indonesia since ages, many positive improvements have been made in order to compete with other airline companies in Asia, although recently Garuda Indonesia is still few steps behind other major Asian airline carriers. As an Indonesian who loves his domestic products, I have tried flying many times with Garuda Indonesia, both domestic and international destinations. I strongly say that services given by flight attendants are excellent, they are polite, friendly and really helpful.

The only thing I felt from many past experiences flying with Garuda Indonesia, is the skill of English used by these flight attendants are very low. It happened once when I flew to Singapore, there was a gentleman from Australia asked for another glass of water, the flight attendant ... could not understand what the passenger asked for. This was actually a shame on Indonesia, whilst other countries in Asia have a better knowledge and skills communicating in English. Really hope that one day this will become another action plan to improve and placed as a priority and major concern in the recruitment process when recruiting new flight attendants. Indonesia is a very big country with more than 250 millions of population, and this should be taken into consideration that the national flight carrier must be considered to be the best in the world, compared to other Asian countries with its outstanding and excellent national carrier, although the population is less than the population of Indonesian. Think of some other major improvements to compete with the world’s best airline companies. Don't Be Nice. Be Helpful. Do you know ? My first flying experience happen with this airline.

At that time (2005) this airline still operating MD80 & Boeing B737-400 only, they haven't grow very significant as now either. The fare was trully cheap compare to others airline at that time. The flight attendant and the land crew also ... The review was published as it's written by reviewer in November, 2008. The reviewer certified that no compensation was received from the reviewed item producer, trademark owner or any other institution, related with the item reviewed. The site is not responsible for the mistakes made. 402811524990130/k2311a1128/11.28.08 Your use of this website constitutes acceptance of the Terms & Conditions

Question: Garuda is the national airline of which Asian country?
Answer: Indonesia