GDPS sends Indonesian aviation personnel to join aircraft maintenance project in South Korea

The dispatch of engineers to South Korea represents a tangible manifestation of GDPS’s commitment to supporting the development of Indonesian talent so that they can contribute to the global aviation industry. Tangerang (ANTARA) - PT Garuda Daya Pratama Sejahtera (GDPS), which is part of the Garuda Indonesia Group, is sending seven Indonesian professionals in the aviation field to join as technicians in the Maintenance, Repair & Overhaul (MRO) project of One Air International in South Korea. GDPS President Director Cornelis Radjawane in Tangerang, Banten, on Friday stated that the involvement of Indonesian professionals in the MRO project in South Korea also reflects the increasing trust of global partners in the quality of services provided by GDPS. “The dispatch of engineers to South Korea is a tangible form of GDPS’s commitment to supporting the development of Indonesian talent so that they can contribute to the global aviation industry. We believe that Indonesian human resources possess the competence and integrity to meet international standards,” said Cornelis Radjawane. Previously, GDPS had also sent 12 professional workers to join as Cabin Technicians in an MRO project in Saudi Arabia in February 2026. Regarding the dispatch of workers, Cornelis continued, it further emphasises GDPS’s commitment to supporting business expansion in the international market, particularly in the aviation industry’s MRO sector. The dispatch of these professionals not only demonstrates the trust of global partners in GDPS’s service quality but also reflects the competitiveness of Indonesian professionals in contributing to international-scale projects. “The involvement of these engineers in the MRO project in South Korea is a strategic step that strengthens GDPS’s role in providing reliable, competent professional workforce solutions that meet the needs of the continuously evolving global industry,” he said. In addition, this step is also in line with GDPS’s long-term vision to continue strengthening the company’s presence in the global market through the provision of superior, adaptive, and highly competitive professional workforce. Through the development of strategic cooperation with various international partners, GDPS is committed to continuing to open opportunities for the placement of Indonesian professionals in various countries. “In the future, GDPS will continue to expand its international network in a measured and sustainable manner to support the company’s growth while providing tangible contributions to the development of Indonesian human resources in the global aviation industry,” he said.