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“3 Pesawat AirAsia Ditahan Bea & Cukai Bandara Soekarno-Hatta, Penumpang Mengamuk”

Posted on July 24, 2012

JAKARTA 21-7-2012–Tiga pesawat Indonesia AirAsia digrounded atau dilarang terbang sejak Jumat malam hingga kini, yang menyebabkan penumpukan penumpang di Terminal 3 Bandara Soekarno-Hatta.
“Memang ada pesawat kami yang digrounded, kami terlambat menyelesaikan proses administrasi spare part sehingga pesawat kami digrounded,” kata Humas AirAsia Indonesia Audery Progastama Petriny kepada Bisnis, Sabtu siang (21/7).
Kepala Pusat Komunikasi Publik Kementerian Perhubungan Bambang S. Ervan mengatakan setelah melakukan pengecekan, dilaporkan bahwa tiga pesawat Indonesia AirAsia dengan nomor registrasi PKAXG,PKAXS, PKAXM disegel oleh Bea dan Cukai.
“Alasan penyegelan belum diketahui. Dampaknya terjadi penumpukan penumpang di B Lounge,” kata Bambang.
Dia menambahkan pihak langkah tindak lanjut yakni telah berkoordinasi dengan  pihak Air Asia. “Kami meminta untuk menempatkan petugas di B Lounge guna memberikan layanan informasi kepada penumpang,” tuturnya.
Bambang menjelaskan pihak Indonesia AirAsia juga sedang mengupayakan penyelesaian dengan pihak Bea Cukai.
“Info terbaru, satu dari tiga pesawat yang disegel sudah diberangkatkan, ini di bawah wewenang Bea Cukai, Angkasa Pura II juga tidak bisa melepas,” ucap Bambang.
Salah satu penumpang Indonesia AirAsia, Agung mengatakan penumpang sempat mengamuk di Terminal 3 Bandara Soekarno-Hatta karena tidak diberikan penjelasan alasan keterlambatan. Dirinya saja yang harusnya terbang ke Yogyakarta pukul 09.55 WIB dengan nomor penerbangan QZ 7552, hingga kini (pukul 11.30 WIB) belum ada kepastian kapan diberangkatkan.
“Tadi penumpang yang ke Denpasar harusnya berangkat pukul 08.00 WIB marah-marah. Namun baru saja ini mereka dipanggil untuk naik pesawat,” kata Agung.
Dia mengaku sempat bertanya kepada petugas di bandara alasan keterlambatan, menurut petugas karena ada masalah spare part, sehingga pesawat dilarang terbang oleh pihak Bea Cukai bandara. (faa)

The above report was taken from HERE.  The above report was alerted by readers of yours truly blog. Thank you very much for alerting.

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20 thoughts on ““3 Pesawat AirAsia Ditahan Bea & Cukai Bandara Soekarno-Hatta, Penumpang Mengamuk””

  1. Ka Ka Ka says:
    July 24, 2012 at 12:40 am

    At last the Pariah has been thought a good lesson for not paying airport tax. In Malaysia AA was able to owe for years under the Slumber Jack era. He thought that he could get away with it in Indonesia. MAB couldn’t act because the 4th was so powerful then. Syabas! Thank you Indonesia for teaching the Pariah a good lesson.

    Don’t worry folks, nothing will come out in the Star. Star will only publish positive news about AA and thee Pariah.

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  2. MAS admirer says:
    July 24, 2012 at 1:18 am

    Bagus sekali Pak… This is probably the lesson need to be taught to AA which MAB has no guts to so in Malaysia.
    A cr..k need a punitive way to learn how to do a business in a right way.

    Reply
  3. jack1960 says:
    July 24, 2012 at 2:55 am

    AAsia’s fervent quest for world domination will backfire on Malaysia

    YB,

    After all be hidden help accorded to the Tune Air Group (TAG) by the “Govt”, the TAG OHQ will move to Jakarta. Whilst many would dare them to do so, they are threathening to turn KLIA2 into a white elephant if they do not get their way.

    My concern is if the control of TAG is sold/have already been sold to foreign hands. Then, the regional hubbing can easily move to SIN, BKK or CGK. It would take years for another Malaysian concern to build such an extensive network to supplement the hubbing ambitions of the country. The negative impact on MAHB would be immesureable et al.

    With MH currently rudderless, the future looks rather bleak. The unclear signals by the current Govt is bewildering to say the least. MH rebranding exercise may well turn out to be superfluous & a gross mismanagement of limited funds of a national carrier in dire straits. Amazing that, the Govt elected by the people for the people can be so blase, apparently.

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  4. Khairi says:
    July 24, 2012 at 5:56 am

    Well done Indonesia, teach the arrogant TF and AirAsia a huge lesson on payments.. Malaysa nila lagi…janagan bagi muka kat TF and Air Asia…..

    Reply
  5. kassim says:
    July 24, 2012 at 6:04 am

    MAB ceo is a coward or on the take!
    which one do you think?

    Reply
    1. MAS employee says:
      July 24, 2012 at 3:02 pm

      put it this way, if the MAHB CEO was on the take – he would not have made noise when AA withheld the airport taxes collected by AA on behalf of MAHB… neither is he a coward. He had in fact, made enough noise that it was rumored that AA wanted him GONE…. fortunately for MAHB, he also made enough noise, to stay on at MAHB!!

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    2. Anonymouse says:
      July 26, 2012 at 12:25 pm

      When a Malaysian likes Tony Fernandez questioned an authority and don’t you think he have strong backer behind his back?

      MAHB have to reveal the minutes of meeting between MAHB & AirAsia as a proof and to shut TF mouth.

      Reply
  6. Anonymous says:
    July 24, 2012 at 6:54 am

    Dont worry, remember TF once told all MAS staff at the Townhall “Bribery works in Malaysia”? Wouldn’t be surprised if he applied the same “Bisa diatur, pak” arrangement in Indonesia as well. Wonder if Indonesian consumer laws cover claims for serial “retimings” (aka delays for other more ethical airlines)?

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  7. IT.Sheiss says:
    July 24, 2012 at 6:55 am

    Very good. I’m glad the Indonesians have played hardball with Indonesia Air Asia over airport taxes owing, unlike MAHB who were pussies.

    Reply
  8. Pak Azmin says:
    July 24, 2012 at 11:20 am

    Ka KA Ka

    Even without the Pariah on the Star Board, Star will never published an adverse news on AirASIA. With Pariah on the Board, what do you expect from Star.

    Star is just a mouth piece for AirAsia. It is just a propaganda machinery for the Pariah. Even the Pariah tweet was treated as newsworthy. It is only good at publishing anything adverse to MAS. Look at the news that Star churned out against MAS before the share swap. Star was setting the stage for the share swap. Just check all the news then if you don’t believe me.

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    1. Ilham Putra says:
      July 26, 2012 at 1:56 pm

      Stop buying The Star guys…

      Reply
  9. Anti Rasuah says:
    July 24, 2012 at 8:22 pm

    So MOT? MAB? What are you guys waiting for? Takut? Takde telor? Penakut semua! Dgn pariah hi…m tu pun takut. That bast.rd is laughing as he can do whatever, as & when he likes to this country.

    Hey MOT & MAB, sudah kena suap ka?

    Once again, KORANG TAKDE TELOR! Klu ada pun, potong kasi anjing mkn laa!

    Shame on you!

    Reply
  10. Gofirefly says:
    July 24, 2012 at 8:37 pm

    YB..pls send this news to Star newspaper and see if they dare to publish this negative news..just to reconfirm our suspicion whether there is in
    fact special treatment given to AA..cant wait to see tomorrow’s Star news

    Reply
  11. vinnie says:
    July 24, 2012 at 8:57 pm

    Firefly easily can take over KLIA2 if AA refuse to fill in. Apa ada susah.

    Reply
  12. Alan says:
    July 25, 2012 at 12:44 am

    It is like ‘skim cepat kaya’. Any time from now AirAsia may face problem. Those who put money on this scheme had to reconsider it, otherwise you’ll ‘terjun’ like the Malay legend “Luncai terjun dengan labunya”.

    Reply
  13. John says:
    July 29, 2012 at 5:25 am

    http://www.thejakartaglobe.com/business/indonesian-govt-says-it-has-not-yet-approved-airasias-acquisition-of-batavia-air/533129 Have you read this YB?

    Reply
    1. weechookeong says:
      July 29, 2012 at 2:18 pm

      John

      Thank you for the information. It has shed some light in the style of dissemination by certain media. It has published the acquisition prominently but it chose not to inform Malaysians of this piece of news that the Indonesian authority has yet to give approval of the acquisition of Bataavia Air.

      Have a nice day.

      with kindest regards

      wee choo keong

      Reply
  14. Jhon Labu says:
    July 29, 2012 at 10:30 pm

    Accodding to the survey M;sia is less currupt than our counterpart yet our counterpat can ground aa for not paying airportax Msia can give discount somemore now who is currupt than who.
    KLIA2.. if MAB just stop LCCT licence from operatng the day KLIA2 open that will be a good strategies ….but knowing Mab kan
    we will endup with LCCT and KLIA2 both will be open .. poor MAB

    Reply
  15. Pak Tidur says:
    July 29, 2012 at 11:05 pm

    Jhon LABU

    WHAT IS THE PROBLEM? MAB JUST CLOSE LCCT WHEN KLIA2 IS OPERATIONAL. LET SEE WHAT THE PARIAH AND THE LITTLE NAPOLEONS IN KHAZANAH CAN DO.

    THANK GOD THE SLEEPY HEAD HAD GONE AND REMAIN VERY QUEST ENJOYING THE PERK IN MAS. ANOTHER GAJI BUTA OF THE WORST KIND!

    LET GET RID OF THE SLEEPY HEAD IN MAS AS HE WAS THE MAIN PLAYER TO SCREW MAS IN TERM OF GIVING UP ROUTES FOR THE PARIAH.

    Reply
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