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Citilink Indonesia

Indonesia · SUPERGREEN

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Citilink Indonesia

Indonesia · SUPERGREEN
58
Routes
6
Hubs
ICAO
QG
IATA
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Affordable flights connecting Indonesia's cities and beyond.

Founded
2001
Headquarters
Tangerang, Indonesia
Citilink Indonesia is a low-cost carrier based in Indonesia, operating as a subsidiary of Garuda Indonesia. Founded in 2001 and relaunched as a full low-cost carrier in 2012, Citilink has grown to become one of Indonesia's major budget airlines, serving domestic routes as well as select international destinations. The airline operates primarily out of Soekarno-Hatta International Airport in Tangerang, near Jakarta, and focuses on providing affordable, no-frills air travel across the Indonesian archipelago. Its business model emphasizes high aircraft utilization and point-to-point travel. Citilink uses the IATA code QG and the callsign SUPERGREEN, reflecting its positioning as a modern, eco-conscious low-cost brand within the Garuda Indonesia Group.
Hubs & network
Citilink's primary hub is Soekarno-Hatta International Airport (CGK) in Tangerang, with additional focus cities including Juanda International Airport (SUB) in Surabaya.
Fleet
Citilink operates a fleet composed primarily of Airbus A320 family aircraft, including the A320-200 and A320neo.
Notable facts
  • Citilink is a wholly owned subsidiary of Garuda Indonesia, Indonesia's flag carrier.
  • The airline was relaunched as a standalone low-cost carrier in 2012 after years of operating as a division of Garuda.
  • Citilink serves dozens of domestic Indonesian destinations, connecting major cities and remote regions.
  • The airline has expanded into international routes, including destinations in Southeast Asia.
  • Citilink received IOSA (IATA Operational Safety Audit) certification, reflecting its commitment to safety standards.
This profile is provided for general information only. Contact details may be inaccurate or outdated — always verify with the airline's official website before acting on them.

Route network map (58 legs)

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Route network

BDJ → CGK320
BDJ → SUB320
BDO → DPS320
BKS → CGK320
BPN → CGK320
BPN → DPS320
BPN → JOG320
BPN → SUB320
BPN → UPG320
BTH → CGK320
BTH → PDG320
BTH → PKU320
BTH → PLM320
BTH → SUB320
CGK → BDJ320
CGK → BKS320
CGK → BPN320
CGK → BTH320
CGK → DJB320
CGK → DPS320
CGK → PDG320
CGK → PGK320
CGK → PKU320
CGK → PLM320
CGK → SUB320
CGK → TJQ320
CGK → UPG320
DJB → CGK320
DPS → BDO320
DPS → BPN320
DPS → CGK320
DPS → SUB320
JHB → SUB320
JOG → BPN320
KOE → SUB320
KUL → SUB320
LOP → SUB320
MDC → SUB320
PDG → BTH320
PDG → CGK320
PGK → CGK320
PKU → BTH320
PKU → CGK320
PLM → BTH320
PLM → CGK320
SUB → BDJ320
SUB → BPN320
SUB → BTH320
SUB → CGK320
SUB → DPS320
SUB → JHB320
SUB → KOE320
SUB → KUL320
SUB → LOP320
SUB → MDC320
TJQ → CGK320
UPG → BPN320
UPG → CGK320

Fleet (aircraft types operated)