Southeast Asia’s aviation industry is recovering rapidly, with Indonesia Airlines preparing to launch in 2025 as part of the region’s strengthened air travel networks. The new premium international carrier aims to connect 48 global destinations across 30 countries, capitalizing on the growing demand for international travel in the region.
Developed by Singapore-based Calypte Holding, Indonesia Airlines is expected to operate with a fleet of 20 modern aircraft, with a focus on international routes. The airline will be headquartered at Soekarno-Hatta International Airport in Jakarta (CGK), as Indonesia’s international air travel capacity is forecasted to increase by over 6% in the summer 2025 season.
The airline is set to play a crucial role in expanding Indonesia’s aviation landscape and strengthening Southeast Asia’s position as a major global aviation hub. With new route expansions, rising competition, and a focus on premium services, Indonesia Airlines is positioning itself as a game changer in the international aviation market.
Indonesia Airlines to Launch in 2025, Connecting 48 Global Destinations and Enhancing Regional Aviation.
