InJourney Airports Launches 'Eat Shop Fly' Program At 6 Airports

Photo: Doc. Antara

JAKARTA - PT Angkasa Pura Indonesia (InJourney Airports) as the main airport manager in Indonesia launched the "Eat Shop Fly" Program as a form of appreciation to the users of the air transportation service.

This "Eat Shop Fly" program is held specifically at six international airports, especially such as Soekarno-Hatta Airport (Soetta), Tangerang, Banten.

"We launched this appreciation program at Soekarno-Hatta Airport, Tangerang, then in Bali, Surabaya, Makassar, Balikpapan and Yogyakarta as international airports," said InJourney Airports President Director Faik Fahmi in Tangerang, quoted by Antara, Monday 30 December.

According to him, the "Eat Shop Fly" Program is a form of appreciation for users of the Angkasa Pura Indonesia airport services, where service users who shop at various tenants at six airports every three months have the opportunity to get various attractive prizes.

"So we are preparing the main prize, namely four luxury cars. Every three months we spend one car, but outside of that we also have prizes given in the form of TV, there is an iPhone and so on, we have prepared it," he said.

He explained that users of air transportation services who want to benefit from this appreciation program can do shopping at the Angkasa Pura Indonesia airport tenants.

The participants, said Fahmi, only had to upload shopping receipt photos to web-based applications and had the opportunity to get various attractive prizes through a shopping point collection mechanism or lottery mechanism. With the increasing number of transactions, the point for the opportunity to get the prize is getting bigger.

"Every visitor of the airport spending at retail worth IDR 150,000 gets 1 draw point. So the more points, the more opportunities they get the greater and that applies to our six airports," he explained.

He mentioned the main prize for this "Eat Shop Fly", namely four units of electric car vehicles from the highest-type BYD brand, then electronic goods such as TV, iPhone and travel support equipment for users of air transportation services.

"For our draw, we have prepared a system, so from the system, we can actually monitor how many opportunities to get serial numbers. Then we have prepared the application so it is not done manually, but once the transactions in tenants get 1 point, 2 points to 3 points," he said.