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BATIK AIR FLIES FROM HALIM PERDANAKUSUMA AIRPORT TO 15 CITIES IN INDONESIA

BATIK AIR airline opens flight routes from Halim Perdanakusuma Airport, East Jakarta to 15 cities in Indonesia. The flight route from and to Halim Perdanakusuma Airport is prepared using the latest modern generation aircraft.

The aircraft are the Airbus A320 with a capacity of 12 business class seats and 144 economy class seats, as well as the Boeing 737-800NG with a capacity of 12 business class seats and 156 economy class seats.

“In the future, flight services will be adjusted to the needs of market demand, and developed gradually for old routes to be re-operated and new routes,” said Corporate Communications Strategic of Batik Air Danang Mandala Prihantoro in an official statement, Tuesday (10/25).

Batik Air schedule from Halim Airport to 15 cities in Indonesia The following is Batik Air flight schedule from Halim Perdanakusuma Airport to 15 cities in Indonesia, round trip (RT): Jakarta-Bengkulu (RT), Jakarta-Makassar (RT), Jakarta-Balikpapan (RT), Jakarta-Tanjung Karang, Jakarta-Palembang, Jakarta-Padang (RT), Jakarta-Pekanbaru (RT), Jakarta-Medan Kualanamu (RT), Jakarta-Yogyakarta Kulonprogo (RT), Jakarta-Solo Surakarta (RT), Jakarta-Surabaya (RT), Jakarta-Semarang (RT), Jakarta-Malang (RT), Jakarta-Bali (RT).

Flight facilities at Batik Air Every passenger will get food and drinks (inflight meals), free 20 kilograms of baggage for economy class and 30 kilograms of business class, free inflight entertainment on demand and can be accessed from smartphone and tablet devices supported by Tripper.

Passengers can watch various films with various genres, such as Indonesia, Hollywood, and South Korea. In addition, you can play games, read digital magazines, and much more.

“In an effort to ensure healthy flying, the entire fleet is equipped with a High Efficiency Particulate Air (HEPA) filter or strong particulate filter. The HEPA filter helps keep the air in the cabin clean and filters out more than 99.9% of viruses, germs, insects and bacteria,” concluded Danang. [sources/photo special]