Air Again, The Pioneer Airline Of SAM Air Serves 9 Routes

President Director of SAM Air, Agus Priyanto, (Mery VOI)

JAKARTA - The airline SAM Air announced it will air again starting last November 16. SAM Air serves nine routes covering three provinces, namely Central Sulawesi, Gorontalo, and North Sulawesi.

SAM Air President Director, Agus Priyanto, said that with the new management held by PT Yasa Artha Trimanunggal, his party was determined to provide services for safe and comfortable air travel.

The routes served are Gorontalo-Buol PP, Gorontalo-Pohuwato-Palu PP, and Gorontalo-Bolaang-Manado-Siau-Naha-Miangas-Melonguane PP.

"SAM Air has served the community with a high commitment, and we are very proud to be able to return to the air. We want to ensure that SAM Air is not only present as an airline, but also as a partner who helps realize progress in the areas we serve," he said in an official statement, Sunday, November 17.

Agus said with a new spirit, SAM Air hopes to provide higher safety, comfort and security for passengers.

Furthermore, Agus said the re-operation of SAM Aie was also to support government programs in supplying equitable economic development to disadvantaged, frontier and outermost (3T) areas.

"So that people can feel safe, safe and quality flight accessibility as commitment from SAM Air's new management," he said.

"This is the first step of our long journey to become a pioneer airline that has a real impact on the communities we serve," he continued.

According to Agus, the return of SAM Air does not only bring better services, but also opportunities for people in 3TP areas to be left behind, remote, outermost and border to connect closer to economic and social centers in Indonesia.

"Through new management and higher commitment, SAM Air is ready to serve with great enthusiasm, innovation, and excellence," he explained.

For your information, the SAM Air plane with registration number PK-SMH crashed in Puhowato Regency, Gorontalo Province, on October 20, 2024. The incident killed four people.