Indonesia Saves Garuda By Taking Portion Of Debt
The Indonesian government plans to take over $644 million of Garuda's $794 million debt and will take six widebody aircraft from the airline as part of a plan to save the Indonesian flag carrier from bankruptcy. Garuda will be responsible for the remaining $150 million debt with its creditors and...
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