A website says flights will be suspended from June 5. It also explains that travelers who have already purchased a priced ticket after June 5 will be able to get a full refund or replace the date at no additional cost.
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On its website, Lion Air issued an explanation: “Lion Air Group’s ruling was based on considerations of an assessment of past air operations, indicating that many prospective passengers could not travel by air because they had not completed the required documents and conditions. . It was corona virus disease alert 2019 (COVID-19) “.
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Lion Air only resumed flights recently after postponing operations due to the pandemic, reports the Jakarta Globe. According to the media, a spokesman for the airline, Indonesia’s largest, said that “many passengers had to cancel their flights because they may not show the required documents.”
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Indonesia’s Ministry of Transport requests that it be allowed in certain circumstances, but users must submit documents indicating that they are not inflamed with COVID-19. They shall also submit other documents proving that the explanation of the reason for their leave corresponds to one of the authorised bodies (professional emergencies and a circle of family members).