Report by : Gan Yung Chyan
/ KUCINTA SETIA
Distributed to All Press & Travel Professionals
XpressAir, a private Indonesian airline headquartered in Jakarta, launches its inaugural scheduled flight from Pontianak in Kalimantan to Miri in Sarawak on 12 December 2017 using one of its 4 Boeing B737-300 aircraft.
On 12 December 2017, XpressAir flight XN770 departs from Pontianak for Miri at 1.25 pm, arrives in Miri at 4 pm before leaving Miri for Pontianak at 4.50 pm and touching down in Pontianak at 5.25 pm under flight XN771.
According to XpressAir, its flights depart for Miri from Pontianak on Tuesdays and Saturdays. Miri is one of two Sarawak cities in XpressAir's route network. The other Sarawak city is Kuching. The airline is developing Pontianak as its international hub. Its other hubs are in the Indonesian cities of Makassar (for flights from Jakarta to eastern Indonesia and Sorong (for flights to Irian Jaya).
XpressAir also flies to Senai and Melaka in Peninsula Malaysia. It has a fleet of B737-300 and 6 Dornier DO 328-100 aircraft.
/ KUCINTA SETIA
Distributed to All Press & Travel Professionals
XpressAir, a private Indonesian airline headquartered in Jakarta, launches its inaugural scheduled flight from Pontianak in Kalimantan to Miri in Sarawak on 12 December 2017 using one of its 4 Boeing B737-300 aircraft.
On 12 December 2017, XpressAir flight XN770 departs from Pontianak for Miri at 1.25 pm, arrives in Miri at 4 pm before leaving Miri for Pontianak at 4.50 pm and touching down in Pontianak at 5.25 pm under flight XN771.
According to XpressAir, its flights depart for Miri from Pontianak on Tuesdays and Saturdays. Miri is one of two Sarawak cities in XpressAir's route network. The other Sarawak city is Kuching. The airline is developing Pontianak as its international hub. Its other hubs are in the Indonesian cities of Makassar (for flights from Jakarta to eastern Indonesia and Sorong (for flights to Irian Jaya).
XpressAir also flies to Senai and Melaka in Peninsula Malaysia. It has a fleet of B737-300 and 6 Dornier DO 328-100 aircraft.
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