Chris whittle aviation sector and open skies june 14 2011
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The document discusses Indonesia's aviation sector and its plans to implement an open skies policy by 2015 as part of ASEAN agreements. It notes that Indonesia is a major player in global aviation as the 17th largest economy with growing demand for air travel. Implementation of the open skies policy is expected to generate significant economic benefits, including over 500,000 new jobs and billions in GDP by 2025. Infrastructure development projects at airports in Jakarta, Medan, Bali, and other cities aim to accommodate this growth.
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- 4. Demand Growth + Forecast (Indonesia)
Editor's Notes
- Strong fundamentals of demand exist: geography + population growth + positive macroeconomic indicators + increased FDI = increasing propensity to fly; Untapped potential in domestic, international passenger and cargo markets; Constrained in some markets by existing Air Service Agreements.
- to include more gateways and to achieve greater synergy with the strategy for development focussed on six Economic Corridors;
- Item 1: MILT (Japan) multi-airport study