More British Airways flights

More British Airways flights

JAKARTA (JP): British Airways, a leading international
airline, will increase its Jakarta-London service, via Kuala
Lumpur, from four times to five times per week starting on
Sunday.

The company's Jakarta manager, David Jones, said yesterday
that all the flights will be operated with Boeing B-747-400
aircraft.

"Indonesia is growing in popularity. We've witnessed a 12
percent growth in traffic on this route so far this year," he
said.

British Airways, serving 200 destinations in 59 nations with
250 aircraft, has been flying to Indonesia for over 25 years.

As a reciprocal service, the country's flag carrier Garuda
Indonesia currently operates MD-11 jets on its twice-weekly
London-Denpasar (Bali) service, via Abu Dhabi and Bangkok. (icn)