Flights and airlines to Jakarta

Direct Flights Daily from the Philippines

Travelers flying to Jakarta can either take direct flights via Philippine Airlines or Cebu Pacific.  Cebu Pacific flies direct on Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays. Philippine Airlines on the other hand has one flight each day of the week. The Soekarno-Hatta International Airport is the main airport serving the city. The airport is divided into 3 terminals. Inside are Duty Free shops, restaurants, cafeterias and souvenir shops. Reading corners are available in Terminal 2 for passengers waiting for their flight. VIP lounges are also available for first class and business class passengers. Closest to the airport is Jakarta Airport Hotel, near the Terminal E arrival gate of Terminal 2, which is where flights from the Philippines land. Moving to and from the airport is also very easy with shuttle buses and taxis waiting in the arrival and departure areas.
 

Flying with Philippine Airlines

Those who opt to fly with Philippines Airlines can avail themselves of up to 30 kilograms of allowable baggage. Those who are seated in First and Mabuhay class can enjoy full inflight entertainment facilities including a personal TV coupled with an arm monitor. Philippine Airlines serves complimentary meals or snacks for flights over 45 minutes long. In Fiesta (economy class) there's a choice of non-alcoholic and alcoholic beverages as well.
 

Flying with Cebu Pacific

For those taking flights with Cebu Pacific, there are options available for baggage allowance ranging from 10-30 kilograms.

Cebu Pacific offers passengers the option to have their hot meal pre-ordered. Choices include Bistek Tagalog, Chicken Adobo, Chicken Barbecue and Beef Caldereta. If you pre-order your meal, which costs Php 350 (for short hauls), the bottle of orange juice comes free with your order. If you buy your meal inflight, you pay Php 30 for the juice. The airline also has a snack bar with a variety of snack items including instant noodles, cold sandwiches, cake slices, chips and dried mangoes and a range of native cold and hot drinks.

Soekarno-Hatta International Airport (CGK)

The Soekarno-Hatta International Airport serves over 55 million passengers annually. It caters to over 50 passenger airlines and 20 cargo airlines with two 3,600-meter long runways. It has 150 check-in counters and 42 gates. Garuda Indonesia, the flag carrier of the country, has the most number of domestic and international flights in this airport. 

Learn more about Jakarta's International Airport here.