Sempati Air Files For Bankruptcy After Ceasing Operations Last Year
Indonesia's Sempati Air filed for bankruptcy in a local court this week after ceasing operations in June 1998. The carrier was crippled by the region's monetary crisis, and the government initially offered financial assistance but the company's total debt of 413 billion rupiah (US$14 million) and...
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