Citilink fleet reaches 43 aircraft as Indonesia expands regional flight services

Citilink, a low‑cost carrier of the Garuda Indonesia Group, announced that its operating fleet grew to 43 aircraft by the end of June 2026, up from 25 a year earlier. The expansion was backed by strategic investment from Danantara Indonesia. Citilink chief executive Darsito Hendroseputro said, "With strategic support from Danantara, we can accelerate aircraft readiness and increase operational capacity to serve growing mobility needs." The airline also restored several domestic routes and raised its daily flight frequency by about 21 percent.

On the same day, Fatmawati Soekarno Airport in Bengkulu listed five scheduled departures and five arrivals for flights to and from Jakarta, operated by Batik Air, Super Air Jet and Citilink. The timetable noted that departure and arrival times could change due to technical issues or weather conditions.