Operated by Batavia Air’s 180-seat Airbus A320 aircraft, the first
flight will touch down on January 23 with 170 passengers, while the
second – which has not been filled – will arrive on January 26.
Manado-based Mapanget Mega Wisata Tours and Travel managing
director, Reenaldo Wangkar, said: “I have learned that Batavia Air is
testing the waters, as they are planning to launch regular services
between China and Manado. We do hope that our products suit the market.”
The regional government has been vocal about trying to attract more
direct flights from the region, as Manado is only served by SilkAir
from Singapore.
At a press conference on the sidelines of ATF, governor of North
Sulawesi, Sinyo Harry Sarundajang, said: “We would also like to have
better access between Japan and Manado, through the Philippines.”
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Friday, 27 January 2012
First China Charters For Manado
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