Garuda Indonesia is planning to keep its fleet size unchanged this year, as part of its efforts to return to profitability. The carrier currently operates 202 aircraft, including its Citilink LCC subsidiary, Garuda said in its latest fleet update. This is the same number as at the end of 2017, and...
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