Garuda Indonesia Reactivates Makassar-Palu Route Four Times a Week
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Garuda Indonesia has reopened its Makassar-Palu flight route. The service takes effect on 25 October 2026. The route last operated on 27 March 2026, so these flights return after a break of several months.
Under the new schedule, aircraft will fly four times a week. For passengers who often travel between South Sulawesi and Central Sulawesi, this change offers more schedule options. Travelers can also plan business trips, family visits, or holidays more easily.
The reactivation of this route shows that inter-regional air transport services in Sulawesi are beginning to recover. Inter-city flights like this are important for supporting public mobility and economic activity in both regions.
For complete information on ticket prices and the latest schedules, prospective passengers are advised to check the official Garuda Indonesia website or contact a travel agent before planning their trip.
Sources: Lutimterkini
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