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Indonesian airlines Garuda, Mandala, Airfast and Premi Air have been cleared to fly over European skies for the first time since 2007. (JG Photo)
The European Union’s air transportation regulator has recommended partially easing a ban on Indonesia-based aircraft, a move that would allow four local airlines to fly over Europe for the first time since 2007, an Indonesian aviation official said on Friday.
Putri Prameshwari | 12:21 AM July 4, 2009
Indonesian airlines and the business community on Friday hailed the recommendation to partially lift the two-year-old ban on their flying to European Union countries, and cited hopes the move would increase European tourist arrivals here.
Janeman Latul | 12:45 AM July 4, 2009
The monthlong presidential election campaign period ends today with Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono and Boediono hosting their grand finale in the capital.
Arientha Primanita & Markus Junianto Sihaloho | 11:52 PM July 3, 2009
Malaysia had given what Indonesia regarded as a “positive signal” for settling common border issues, including those in the disputed oil-rich waters off northeastern Borneo Island, Foreign Ministry spokesman Teuku Faizasyah said on Friday.
Nurfika Osman | 11:51 PM July 3, 2009
Why don't find a way to collect those unpaid bills instead of raising the tariff to cover those debt? It's extremely unfair for those who always pays the bill. Find ...
“You cannot assume that because a woman is wearing a jilbab, she’s a good Muslim.” DEFINITELY AGREE!!
I would love to add Libraries too :D My favorite spot is Depdiknas' Library (that combined with previous' British Council's) at Senayan :) I haven't visited the one at Bank Mandiri ...
Prabowo went before an "Officer's Honor Council", not a military tribunal, so he has not taken responsibility yet. Some 13 activists including poet Wiji Thukul have never been returned, no one ...
I honestly admire your audacity. Perhaps the system is not conducive. There was a very good comment made by someone in the Tempo issue of June 2-8. I would like ...
wow what a great young lady. Keep up the good work! And a great charity too.
Australian Belinda Lopez, 24, jumping into the water fountain at the Hotel Indonesia roundabout in Jakarta on Friday as she bid farewell to the country. Belinda said that Friday was her last day in the capital after staying for one and a half years. (Photo: Jurnasyanto Sukarno, JG)