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Garuda Indonesia Kicks off with Incredible Business Class Fares Only $1340 Pp Including Taxes

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Garuda Indonesia Kicks off with Incredible Business Class Fares Only $1340 Pp Including Taxes
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jbsbah on 17/01/2012 - 15:58 etravelblackboard.com (929 clicks)

Ex Sydney

  • Ex Sydney to Jakarta or Denpasar starting from only $1358* per person including taxes
  • Ex Sydney to Singapore starting from $1884* per person including taxes
  • Ex Sydney to Bangkok starting from $2,085* per person including taxes
  • Ex Sydney to Guangzhou starting from $2,176* per person including taxes
  • Ex Sydney to Hong Kong starting from $ 2,177* per person including taxes

Ex Melbourne

  • Ex Melbourne to Jakarta or Denpasar starting from only $1340* per person including taxes
  • Ex Melbourne to Singapore starting from $1865* per person including taxes
  • Ex Melbourne to Bangkok starting from $2,066* per person including taxes
  • Ex Melbourne to Guangzhou starting from $2,157* per person including taxes
  • Ex Melbourne to Hong Kong starting from $ 2,159* per person including taxes

*Conditions apply. Prices are per person return Executive Class air travel ex SYD & MEL. Taxes and fuel surcharges are included and correct as of 16 December 2011 and are subject to change. Bookings must be paid and ticketed by 29 Feb 11. Valid for the following travel departures ex SYD 09 Jan - 31 Mar 2012 ex MEL 11 Jan - 31 Mar 2012. Maximum stay is 14 days. Limited seats available.

Garuda Indonesia kicks off the New Year with incredible business class fares
Tuesday, 17 January 2012

Garuda Indonesia kicks off the New Year with incredible business class fares

Garuda Indonesia's visa on-board processing facilities are now available on all flights from Sydney to Denpasar and Jakarta

Garuda Indonesia has just released competitive Business Class fares to Indonesia and beyond offering significant savings for business travellers.

Bagus Y. Siregar, Senior General Manager Australia/SWP Garuda Indonesia commented: “Travellers are beginning to to map out their travel plans for 2012 and we are delighted to reward our customers with such significant savings at the beginning of the New Year.

“It’s a great time to fly with Garuda Indonesia, especially as our visa on-board processing facilities are now available on all flights from Sydney to Denpasar** and Jakarta. The service allows our passengers to fast-track through immigration; avoid currency exchange and airport queues.”

On sale today, Garuda Indonesia’s business class fares are available for a limited time, ending 29 February 2012.

Return executive class fares begin from:

Ex Sydney
•Ex Sydney to Jakarta or Denpasar starting from only $1358* per person including taxes
•Ex Sydney to Singapore starting from $1884* per person including taxes
•Ex Sydney to Bangkok starting from $2,085* per person including taxes
•Ex Sydney to Guangzhou starting from $2,176* per person including taxes
•Ex Sydney to Hong Kong starting from $ 2,177* per person including taxes

Ex Melbourne
•Ex Melbourne to Jakarta or Denpasar starting from only $1340* per person including taxes
•Ex Melbourne to Singapore starting from $1865* per person including taxes
•Ex Melbourne to Bangkok starting from $2,066* per person including taxes
•Ex Melbourne to Guangzhou starting from $2,157* per person including taxes
•Ex Melbourne to Hong Kong starting from $ 2,159* per person including taxes

Flying with Asia’s leading service quality airline, passengers will be able to enjoy the Garuda Indonesia Experience with an in-flight menu designed by award winning chef William Wongso, warm Indonesian hospitality - reflected in the service, on-board décor and its staff - and a Video on Demand (VOD) entertainment systems offering 25 feature films and 250 audio tracks.

For all travel bookings contact your preferred travel agent or call Garuda Indonesia on 1300 365 330.

*Conditions apply. Prices are per person return Executive Class air travel ex SYD & MEL. Taxes and fuel surcharges are included and correct as of 16 December 2011 and are subject to change. Bookings must be paid and ticketed by 29 Feb 11. Valid for the following travel departures ex SYD 09 Jan - 31 Mar 2012 ex MEL 11 Jan - 31 Mar 2012. Maximum stay is 14 days. Limited seats available.

** The immigration on-board services will commence on 20 January 2011 on all Garuda Indonesia flights from Sydney to Denpasar.

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  • georgedn on 17/01/2012 - 16:05
    -4

    Consider the risks of flying with this airline, which has a hideous safety record.

    • RichDad PoorSon on 17/01/2012 - 16:09
      +8

      True, but they are supposedly clean up their act since.

  • tsunamisurfer on 17/01/2012 - 16:11
    +10

    Garuda Business Class means you actually have a life vest under your seat.

  • antzz on 17/01/2012 - 16:15
    +10

    Well, correct me if i am wrong, but this airlines have improve considerably. Even when you consider the supposedly safe flying kangaroo i seems to hear more bad news and failures compares to Garuda. Anyway, keep the bad raps going so i can still get cheap deal in the future.

  • awangsap007 on 17/01/2012 - 16:20
    +5

    Garuda has improved a lot. I think they won an award from skytrax last year. I heard more near miss accident by Qantas lately.

    • Pobman on 17/01/2012 - 17:23
      +1

      Qantas may well have a lot more flights though…

      Still it is true this airline has apparently reinvented itself completely.

    • arcticmonkey on 17/01/2012 - 17:35

      More flights or not, I've read a lot more bad press about Qantas than I have any other airline. Be it a fire in the cockpit, engine failure, rumoured offshoring, delayed and cancelled flights or fighting with the union when the CEO gets a 70% pay rise AND a $600,000 bonus.

      To me, Qantas are yesterday's news. Garuda -> Qantas for mine.

      • braddsey on 17/01/2012 - 17:50
        +9

        Perhaps you here more about Qantas than any other airline because they're the biggest airline in Australia?!? It's not like Australian press is going to report near flights having to return to destination for any foreign airline! The only news you will hear about foreign airlines is if there's a crash or fatality. Not likely anyone in Australia cares where any non-Australian airline hires their staff, pays their CEO or industrial action with their unions.

        No doubt standards have dropped, but to suggest they're an bad airline based on the amount of press coverage they receive is ridiculous.

        • bought on 18/01/2012 - 08:44
          +2

          true i have a mate working for a media company. the way they work is when Qantas is in the spotlight, they will have some one designated to hawk it for the tinest thing that is remotely related to the airline and make a story out of it. readers are simply craving for their news - any news

    • stevarja on 17/01/2012 - 23:43
      +1

      They won Most Improved Airline award.

      I won't hesitate to take their service. Just last year took a flight from Spore to Jakarta, and it was smooth and great service.

    • Choc0 on 18/01/2012 - 09:41

      Qantas never crashed. Zero commercial passenger fatalities. That's some record

      • joannatan on 18/01/2012 - 10:08
        +1

        nothing is perfect in this world mate, i am not cursing qantas. but noting is 100% perfect thats what i can said, the past performance is not guarantee for future performance. u have heard this warning many times!!!

  • crazyperpman on 17/01/2012 - 16:25
    +9

    Garuda has one of the more modern international fleets at the moment. Their safety record in the last 5 years is very good. It is up to you to decide, but I would not hesitate to fly with them and have done so in the recent past.

    • Evil-Elmo on 17/01/2012 - 17:19
      +3

      This is good to hear… I flew with them in the 90s and would definitely hesitate. There were comical issues, such as the audio for the in flight movie cutting out every 5-10minutes (movie kept playing) and the flight information announcement (e.g. about temperature at destination) which came on an A4 page and asked at the bottom to pass it over your head.

      Then there were some more worrying issues, like the plane looking like it had flown through many flocks of birds (paint was highly chipped) and an interior panel falling, with heavy speaker, on the head of the passenger next to me. It was interesting to see that the speaker was disconnected (probably why they use an A4 page for the info) and that the attendant was far more concerned about getting the panel back in than whether the person was ok.

      Anyway, I'm glad to hear the've improved (not that it was hard)!

    • ElleDee on 17/01/2012 - 20:16
      -4

      It doesn't matter how modern their aircraft are, if the people operating them are not up to scratch then you may as well have the oldest, most dilapidated aircraft…auto pilot doesn't do everything! I wouldn't fly with Garuda if they were giving tickets away..

      • joannatan on 18/01/2012 - 11:55

        next time u get free garuda ticket, please give it to me, i will fly with them for sure, free food, drinks, baggage.

  • IHateFrasierCrane on 17/01/2012 - 16:44
    +3

    I flew with Garuda in September of last year to Denpasar and would not hesitate to do so again. Fantastic staff, excellent on board services and great food! 2 thumbs up from me.

    As mentioned above, It's Qantas i'd hesitate with these days…

    • bought on 18/01/2012 - 11:34

      No Qantas! You end up lingering around a foreign airport.

  • PissLUR on 17/01/2012 - 17:20
    +2

    They are great now..

  • seanbaussie on 17/01/2012 - 17:48

    I'd give it a try - business class to anywhere else or with other airlines is way pricier. Tho I did notice that pacific blue business class might not be much more, e.g. Syd-Dpsr 7/14 Mar $1412, with velocity points I can use.

  • hoiboy on 17/01/2012 - 19:03
    +2

    I flew Garuda business class from HKG to JKT earlier this year. The business class is pretty basic by business class standards, but still an obvious step up from economy of any airline. Seats were comfortable, food was good and service was very good (obviously don't expect Krug/Dom Perignon etc), entertainment system sucked though. Checkin process was pretty smooth as well (although that's probably more to do with HKG airport than Garuda). Their business class lounges suck, but at these prices, who cares?

    The whole aircraft looked pretty clean and I assume the service is good everywhere - have a look at the Skytrax ratings, they've improved considerably recently. Those prices look awesome for business class - I'd definitely fly it again if I was paying (there are better airlines, and lounges, if work is paying).

    • soan papdi on 17/01/2012 - 22:31

      Why bother seeing a movie on a 5 inch screen using a horrid remote when you can fondle a tablet all through the flight?

      • dyziplen on 18/01/2012 - 06:39

        because

        1. battery - i took off yesterday at 40% and would not have last the flight.
        2. on some flights the entertainment system is on when yoi board till you disembark. So no turning stuff off during takeoff and landing.
        • bought on 18/01/2012 - 11:36
          +1

          don't business class usually have a power plug these days?

      • joannatan on 18/01/2012 - 10:02
        +1

        they are using touch screen now

  • MrMaxwell on 17/01/2012 - 19:16
    +4

    No problems with Garuda now - brand new planes and great service - 100 times better than my last two crap experiences with Qantas international.

  • Sydney2K on 17/01/2012 - 19:30
    +3

    I tried checking up flights on the Garuda website when the airline had their European flight specials- couldn't find any flights. I mean, I couldn't find any flights for the dates of the reputed specials. I lodged a complaint with the Garuda hotline, and the operator said that the website was maintained in Indonesia, and the webmasters wouldn't necessarily be aware of the specials. I told the operator (nicely, of course) for people like me who do all their bookings directly with airline sites, they were losing business.

  • John on 17/01/2012 - 20:27

    They have improved indeed. I wouldn't hesitate flying with Garuda at all. The only problem that I have heard is still recurring is their delay and getting the information out to the passengers.

    So if you're more worried about missing your time schedule, then fly other flights.

  • kolorijo on 18/01/2012 - 09:48
    +2

    been flying with them to Jakarta a few times in the past couple years. Everything went smooth. Be mindful not to forget to leave your local contact details (phone number so they can call you whenever there is a cancellation or delay - just to be on the safe side so you wont be turning up at the airport to find out that your flight has been canceled or changed or delayed - happened to my parents around 5 years ago).

  • joannatan on 18/01/2012 - 10:01
    +1

    check byojet.com.au then price beat with flightcentre

  • joannatan on 18/01/2012 - 10:06
    +1

    the weird thing they have immigration officer on board the airplane, they should allow people apply visa online rather than sent their immigration officer on board the airplane

    • mantoh on 18/01/2012 - 13:30

      I believe now you can get the visa-on-arrival at Sydney Airport after you check in when you fly with Garuda to Jakarta, I saw the VoA counter next to the Business Class check in counter

  • joannatan on 18/01/2012 - 11:58

    guys, most of qantas cabin stewards based in australia, but jetstar international most of them are foreigner, including the pilot. so it is hardly to said jetstar is really australia airlines, yes they based and registered in australia, but they behave like foreign airlines.

  • kokita on 18/01/2012 - 16:32
    +1

    i had good pleasant flights with garuda last year. it's worth it.

  • htrieu on 18/01/2012 - 17:07
    +1

    just flew Garuda for the first time from HKG to Denpasar (Bali) and then DPS to MEL. Could not fault them on their service and food, comparable to cathay pacific and I can only see them improving. Denpasar airport isnt the flashiest but everything on board the plane was great.

  • Mrbadabing on 18/01/2012 - 20:58

    When picking an airline, look at the general quality of life and the attitude the host country in general has to life itself… Indonesia is "second world" at best, and from my experiences of airlines from such countries I've always been left for want of something better. The worst record for safety has to go to the internal south American carriers. Disastrous. They even use recon parts on the boeing aircraft. Like Benny Hill used to say… "you know why they call it Boeing? cos when a bit falls off it goes 'boing boing boing'. Life is short, live on the edge, fly second class!!

  • jbsbah on 25/01/2012 - 04:53
    +1

    This is not a review forum, please go to airline review sites such as www.airlinequality.com
    Its about getting this great deals !

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