In what ways might the ASEAN open-skies agreement change the domestic market?
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Interviews & Viewpoints | Emirsyah Satar, President & CEO, Garuda Indonesia: Interview from The Report: Indonesia 2013
Articles & Analysis | Step by step: Infrastructure and logistics improved to satisfy a growing economy from The Report: Indonesia 2013
Transportation and logistics in Indonesia are sectors of great opportunity, but also pose immense challenges. As the economy booms and travel increases, related businesses grow and relevant infrastructure is built. Industries that are directly and indirectly involved in any of these activities, from airlines to construction companies, will benefit....
Articles & Analysis | Low speed ahead: Alternatives are proposed as costly high-speed rail appears stalled from The Report: Indonesia 2013
High-speed rail is unlikely to come to Indonesia any time soon, with attempts so far proving to be anywhere from impractical to impossible. Nevertheless, rail is an important part of the nation’s development and there is plenty of work to be done that could greatly benefit the country at a relatively low cost. Indonesia is focusing on projects of...
Interviews & Viewpoints | Richard Lino, President-Director, IPC II: Interview from The Report: Indonesia 2013
How will the expansion of the Kalibaru Port project contribute to addressing problems in Indonesia’s sea transportation sector?
Articles & Analysis | Flying higher: With greater focus on safety, the industry is poised for expansion from The Report: Indonesia 2013
The Indonesian air transport industry has gone from an international pariah banned in the EU to one of the most interesting globally for airlines, manufacturers, travellers and investors. The economy is growing, leading to an increase in travel and higher capital expenditures in the sector, as the government makes efforts to strengthen players and...
Articles & Analysis | A new vision for the skies: Model for air transportation evolves to boost regional interlinkages from The Report: Indonesia 2013
Along with the boom in Indonesian aviation has come a realignment. While the country has 15 airports designated as international gateways, and direct flights have long been available on major routes, new connections are being opened between smaller airports in Indonesia and cities throughout ASEAN. The hub-and-spoke model is evolving into a more...