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10-Apr-2025 1:06 AM

Indonesia AirAsia CEO: 'Australia is one of our most important growth markets'

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Background ✨

Indonesia AirAsia resumed its Bali-Darwin service on 22-Mar-2025 after suspending it in 2018 due to network restructuring1 2. The airline also launched a Bali-Cairns service on 15-Aug-2024, supported by the Queensland Government's Attracting Aviation Investment Fund3. Additionally, Indonesia AirAsia planned to introduce six new routes in 2025, contingent on overcoming challenges related to aircraft spare parts availability post-COVID-194.

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