Pelita Air to operate from T4 when it lands in Singapore, likely using Jetstar premises
The Indonesian airline could make its inaugural Singapore flight in December
[SINGAPORE / JAKARTA] Indonesia’s Pelita Air Service is said to be taking over the check-in premises of Jetstar Asia at Changi Airport Terminal 4 after the exit of the budget carrier, The Business Times understands.
This marks the first venture into the international market for Pelita, which has been serving domestic routes in its Indonesian home base.
When asked to confirm its landing in Singapore’s Changi Airport T4, the carrier’s corporate secretary told BT that it is finalising all necessary requirements and approvals.
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