Saving Garuda

Without our support, it would be difficult for Garuda to survive. As much as possible, let us fly with Garuda planes to help save the airline that is the pride of Indonesia.

KOMPAS/RADITYA HELABUMI

Passengers enter the Boeing 737-800 aircraft, the Garuda Indonesia airline at Rendani Airport, Manokwari, West Papua, Thursday (22/4/2021).

The world is still full of uncertainty. The International Air Transport Association and Tourism Economics predicts that the aviation industry will only recover in 2023.

Under such a condition, national flag carrier Garuda Indonesia must keep flying. The distance from Sabang to Merauke is equivalent to the distance from London to Baghdad, with a landscape in the form of islands. The services of airlines whose safety can be trusted must absolutely be there.