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Bayu Indonesia (Indonesian : PT Bayu Indonesia Air) was an airline in Indonesia. The airline ceased operating in 2006 after its licence was frozen. [1]
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Bayu Indonesia (Indonesian : PT Bayu Indonesia Air) was an airline in Indonesia. The airline ceased operating in 2006 after its licence was frozen. [1]
Bayu Indonesia had 1 Boeing 707-321, 2 Boeing 737-209 (A), 1 Boeing 737-2Q8 (A) and 2 Canadair CL-44, and 2 DC-6A. [2] Currently, PK-BYA (Boeing 737-209 A) is Kartika Airlines, PK-BYD (Boeing 737-2Q8 A) is Indonesian Air Force, PK-BYX (Boeing 737-209 A) is Transmile Air Service. [3]
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