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BBN Airlines Indonesia launches regular passenger flights

Elpida Krili
Last updated: 8 October 2024 20:45
By Elpida Krili 3 Min Read
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BBN Airlines Indonesia has officially entered the aviation industry launching its first scheduled passenger services on September 27, 2024, with daily flights between Cengkareng and Surabaya. The airline plans to expand with routes to Balikpapan and Denpansar by early October. Operating from Soekarno-Hatta International Airport, the airline offers passengers a fleet that includes Boeing 737-800 and 737-400 aircraft, a model serving both passengers and fleet.

BBN’s strategic growth

Although BBN is relatively new to the passenger section it has numerous experience in ACMI services (Aircraft, Crew, Maintenance, and Insurance). This sector has boomed in recent years due to the increasing demand for flexible aviation services.  However, BBN Airlines is entering the market with structured support and a plan to expand its fleet from its current three Boeing 737-800s to 40 aircraft by 2027. More particularly, it has prepared three Boeing 737-800 aircraft to assist passenger charter requests and three cargo aircraft included in the Boeing 737-800 fleet.  This expansion will urge the carrier to operate domestic and international flights. The airline’s spokesperson also stated:

“Strategically located at Soekarno-Hatta International Airport, BBN Airlines Indonesia serves as a vital link for customers across Indonesia and the Asia Pacific. The airline’s various range of services includes reliable and efficient air transportation and an unwavering commitment to customer satisfaction. With extensive expertise and resources, BBN Airlines Indonesia is poised to continue playing a pivotal role in supporting the growth and success of airlines in the Southern Hemisphere”

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Flight data shows that a Boeing 737-800 registered as PK-BBH operated the first scheduled service for BBN airlines as flight 7B763/764. Hence, during autumn, the carrier will start daily Jakarta-Balikpapan roundtrips followed by Jakarta-Denpasar flights. In addition, BBN has a fleet of three 737-800 aircraft that were previously part of Spice Jet. The planes registered as PK-BBF, PK-BBG, and PK-BBH were ferried from Delhi and Jakarta. Moreover, the carrier is expecting the arrival of a Boeing 737-400. 

BBN that progressively begins as a passenger carrier noting an impressive beginning in the aviation sector with a strong background in ACMI services has undoubtedly a bright future ahead. As it expands its operational services one question occurs: Will BBN airline secure its dominance in the competitive Southeast aviation industry? Share your thoughts in the comments below.

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Elpida Krili
By Elpida Krili
News Editor - Originally from Greece, Elpida is an English language literature graduate, currently pursuing her Master's degree in Linguistics. Her studies have helped her understand the complexities of language and the importance in conveying the desirable message to readers when writing content. Alongside this, Elpida loves travelling so looks forward to bringing her passion and interest to the readers of Travel Radar!
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