TRIGANA AIR SERVICE

Trigana Air Service is an Indonesian airline. It flies scheduled and charter flights. Its head office is in Kalimalang, Jakarta, Indonesia.

The company started in 1991 with two Beechcraft Super King Air B200C aircraft. It also took two Bell 412 helicopters built by IPTN in Bandung. Its first client was PT Mapindo, which used the aircraft for forestry photo mapping across Indonesia.

The site lists the current aircraft. These include Boeing 737-400 passenger aircraft, a Boeing 737-300 freighter, ATR 72-500 and ATR 72-200 aircraft, and an ATR 42-300. The fleet list appears in the aircraft section of the site.

The site lists its client history. It includes medical evacuation work in Jakarta from 1991, and crew change flights for PT Freeport Indonesia in Timika. It also includes crew change work for MAXUS Oil at Pabelokan Island and survey work for Conoco in Tanah Merah. The site describes its client history from 1991 to the present.

Later the company flew F27 and F28 aircraft. The site says these were used for passenger and cargo charter work, including work in Bangladesh and Malaysia. The site also lists charter work for a gold miner in Bengkulu and offshore work for Sabah Oil Company. The site lists these as past client projects.

The site lists current routes in Papua, including Jayapura, Wamena, Dekai, Tanah Merah, Merauke, Oksibil, Serui and Biak. It also lists routes in Maluku, including Ambon, Namrole, Sanana and Ternate. The route list is set out in a table with departure and destination columns.

The contact page lists a Jakarta head office phone number and a branch at Terminal 1C of Soekarno Hatta International Airport in Cengkareng. The site has safety reports, safety bulletins and safety campaigns. It also has a careers page and a form of indemnity download. The site has links to Instagram and X.