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Strengthening the global aviation ecosystem, Capital A, Garuda Indonesia Group forge game-changing, value-driven partnerships to transform Asean travel and logistics ...

KUALA LUMPUR: Capital A (formerly AirAsia Group) has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Garuda Indonesia Group, Indonesia’s national flag carrier, to cooperate strategically across several business lines.

Capital A Bhd, the holding company of low-cost carrier AirAsia, has formed a strategic partnership with Garuda Indonesia Group, the national flag carrier of Indonesia.

Indonesia hosted non-combat military exercises of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) in the North Natuna Sea, south of the South China Sea. It is the first time that a joint naval exercise has been organized under the umbrella of this association since its founding 56 years ago. About 1500,8 military personnel and eight ships from Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore and Brunei took part in the exercises. Indonesia has worked over the past decades to consolidate its right to the part t...

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Committee of the Indonesia National Air Carrier Association (INACA) agreed on collaborating with Boeing to advance the aviation sector in Indonesia during a ...

JAKARTA (Sept 22): The construction of the Indonesian presidential office in the new capital, Nusantara, on Borneo Island is now 38 per cent complete, President Joko Widodo said. The president visited the construction site of the building today, which is designed in the shape of a Garuda bird wit

BATAM, Indonesia (Kyodo) -- The Association of Southeast Asian Nations on Tuesday began the blocs first joint military exercises in Indonesian waters

The Association of Southeast Asian Nations tirelessly proclaims its centrality to the region, but its inability to develop a coherent response to Chinese aggression or the crisis in Myanmar has effectively killed that claim. ASEAN members will inevitably continue to seek out alternative paths.