TransNusa Opens Flights Latest Domestic Routes, Jakarta-Bali And Jakarta-Yogyakarta

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JAKARTA - PT TransNusa Aviation Mandiri (TransNusa) announced the opening of the airline's newest domestic flight ticket sales which will connect Jakarta-Bali and Jakarta-Yogyakarta, starting Wednesday, September 28 yesterday. As part of the joint celebration of customers for this achievement, TransNusa opens sales by offering special discounts of up to 25 percent for prospective passengers who order tickets from September 28 to October 5, 2022. TransNusa will serve flights from Jakarta (CGK) to Bali (DPS) five times a day go home at prices ranging from IDR 800,000 for one trip and Jakarta (CGK) to Yogyakarta (YIA) twice a day go home at prices starting from IDR 500,000 one way, starting October 6, 2022. Operating since 2005, TransNusa is an Indonesian airline that has served eastern Indonesia, especially Nusa Tenggara-Bali and southern Sulawesi. In August 2011, TransNusa entered a new stage by accepting water from operators's certificate (AOC) and scheduled commercial flight permits. This time together with his #TerbangKerulang campaign, the company has transformed and is ready to provide air transportation services with the concept of low-tariff airlines or the latest low-cost carriers (LCC) that provide convenience, economical and safe prices for the people of Indonesia. As an actor in the air transportation industry, TransNusa hopes to become a major support for the growth of the aviation industry. Data from the International Air Transportation Association (IATA) last June stated that air passengers are estimated to reach 83 percent of the pre-pandemic level in 2022. Based on the latest data from the Ministry of Industry (Kemenperin), the number of passengers in Indonesia is currently estimated to increase by 30 percent from the previous year. This growth is predicted to make Indonesia the sixth largest transportation market in 2034. President Director of TransNusa, Bayu Sutanto said, currently is the right momentum for his party by looking at the increase in passenger capacity from year to year as well as increasing community mobility after the COVID-19 pandemic. "We also see the need for air transportation service choices. In line with TransNusa's commitment to continue to support connectivity, encourage national tourism development and accelerate economic recovery after the pandemic, we are ready to participate in re-enlivening Indonesia's sky," Bayu said in a written statement, quoted Thursday, September 29. The air transportation sector is one of the backbones of transportation and national connectivity, as well as the main driver of the economy. The presence of the TransNusa airline, which is now connecting Bali-Jakarta-Yogyakarta, is a breath of fresh air that also further supports the progress of the tourism sector in Indonesia. The concept presented by the company is also recognized as a step in facilitating the needs of the community and supporting government policies regarding domestic plane ticket prices. "We hope that with the LCC flight concept that we maximize, TransNusa can help make it easier for the community to complete their air transportation needs and become the best option, especially for those who want to make domestic flights from or to Bali, Jakarta and Yogyakarta," concluded Bayu.