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Indonesia AirAsia

Indonesia · WAGON AIR

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Indonesia AirAsia

Indonesia · WAGON AIR
62
Routes
6
Hubs
AWQ
ICAO
QZ
IATA
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Low-cost flying made accessible across Indonesia and beyond.

Founded
2004
Headquarters
Tangerang, Indonesia
Indonesia AirAsia is a low-cost carrier based in Indonesia and operates as a joint venture between AirAsia and Indonesian partners. It was established to bring AirAsia's budget travel model to the Indonesian market, offering affordable fares on domestic and international routes. The airline operates flights connecting Indonesian cities with destinations across Southeast Asia, including Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, and Australia. It serves passengers seeking cost-effective travel without compromising on basic service standards. Indonesia AirAsia operates under the broader AirAsia Group umbrella, sharing branding, booking systems, and operational philosophies with its sister carriers across the region. The airline has faced various operational and regulatory challenges over the years, including the aftermath of the tragic QZ8501 accident in 2014.
Hubs & network
Indonesia AirAsia's primary hub is Soekarno-Hatta International Airport (CGK) in Tangerang, near Jakarta, with additional operations from I Gusti Ngurah Rai International Airport (DPS) in Bali.
Fleet
Indonesia AirAsia operates a fleet composed primarily of Airbus A320 family aircraft, including the A320-200.
Notable facts
  • Indonesia AirAsia was established in 2004 as a joint venture bringing AirAsia's low-cost model to Indonesia.
  • Flight QZ8501 tragically crashed into the Java Sea on December 28, 2014, killing all 162 people on board.
  • The airline uses IATA code QZ and ICAO code AWQ with the callsign WAGON AIR.
  • It is part of the broader AirAsia Group, one of Asia's largest low-cost airline networks.
  • Indonesia AirAsia operates both domestic Indonesian routes and international routes across Southeast Asia and beyond.
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 Contact details may be inaccurate or outdated — always verify with the airline's official website before acting on them.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 (62 legs)

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Route network

BDO → DPS320
BDO → JHB320
BDO → KUL320
BDO → PKU320
BDO → SIN320
BDO → SUB320
BKI → DPS320
CGK → DMK320
CGK → DPS320
CGK → HKT320
CGK → JHB320
CGK → JOG320
CGK → KUL320
CGK → PEN320
CGK → SIN320
CGK → SUB320
DMK → CGK320
DMK → SUB320
DPS → BDO320
DPS → BKI320
DPS → CGK320
DPS → DRW320
DPS → JOG320
DPS → KUL320
DPS → PER320
DPS → SIN320
DPS → SUB320
DPS → UPG320
DRW → DPS320
HKT → CGK320
JHB → BDO320
JHB → CGK320
JHB → SUB320
JOG → CGK320
JOG → DPS320
JOG → SIN320
KUL → BDO320
KUL → CGK320
KUL → DPS320
KUL → SUB320
PEN → CGK320
PEN → SUB320
PER → DPS320
PKU → BDO320
SIN → BDO320
SIN → CGK320
SIN → DPS320
SIN → JOG320
SIN → SRG320
SIN → SUB320
SRG → SIN320
SUB → BDO320
SUB → CGK320
SUB → DMK320
SUB → DPS320
SUB → JHB320
SUB → KUL320
SUB → PEN320
SUB → SIN320
SUB → UPG320
UPG → DPS320
UPG → SUB320

Fleet (aircraft types operated)