Garuda Indonesia to Become State-Owned Airline Holding, Aiming to Lower Airfares and Boost Industry
Garuda Indonesia is set to be restructured into a state-owned airline holding company, a move aimed at reducing domestic air transportation costs and fostering the aviation industry's ecosystem. Pelita Air will also become part of Garuda Indonesia.
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