Loading factor ranging from 45% to 60%

From: Indonesian Commercial Newsletter | Date: May 24, 1993 | Copyright information

In the past five years scheduled air carriers have reached an average loading factor of 56.6% on domestic routes and 50.4% on international routes. The table shows the loading factor (capacity utilization) of scheduled air carriers is still below the optimum level. This is due to the fact that private airlines have not been operating optimally. However, the Government's policy of allowing private airlines to operate jet planes on routes that have so far been served by Garuda Indone...

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