Citilink Achieves Operational Milestone with 37 Aircraft

Strategic Fleet Reactivation Pays Off

Citilink Indonesia has marked a significant operational milestone by successfully operating a total of 37 aircraft by the end of 2025. This surpasses the company's initial target of 36 aircraft, demonstrating its commitment to enhancing its fleet and operational capabilities. The achievement is a direct result of Citilink's strategic reactivation of its aircraft, undertaken in collaboration with GMF AeroAsia, as part of its broader strategy to strengthen operational capacity and improve air connectivity across various regions in Indonesia.

Focus on Safety and Regulatory Compliance

Direktur Utama Citilink Darsito Hendroseputro highlighted the importance of safety and adherence to regulatory standards in the company's fleet reactivation efforts. He emphasized that the number of operational aircraft reflects the effectiveness of Citilink's operational strategies, which prioritize flight safety and compliance with aviation regulations. "This achievement is a result of our consistency and commitment to maintaining aircraft readiness. Our reactivation efforts always prioritize aspects of flight safety and compliance with regulations," Darsito stated in an official release.