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Lion Air is a Indonesian Low-Cost Airline
Lion Air Airline was founded in Indonesia in 2000. Today Lion Air flies to 36+ cities in Indonesia and many other destinations.
Most popular flights are to Jakarta, Solo, Medan, Bali, Kuala Lumpur and Singapore.

Cheap flights to/from Medan, Bali, Kuala Lumpur, Lombok, Singapore, Jakarta, Solo, Luwuk, Sumbawa, Bengkulu, Padang, Sorong, Makassar, Kupang, Fak Fak and more    Lion Air on Wikipedia

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Lion Air promises cheapest Asian fares

One of Asia's fastest growing airlines, Indonesia's Lion Air, has launched a new low-cost carrier promising flights to Australia and the cheapest fares in the region. Malindo Airways is a joint venture with Malaysia's National Aerospace and Defence Industries and will be based in Kuala Lumpur.

Read more in The West

Lion Air’s affiliates Batik Air and Malindo gear up for maiden services

Lion Air, Indonesia’s largest low-cost carrier will soon receive 36 new aircraft to support the operation of the company’s two new airlines, the full service Batik Air and mid-service Malindo scheduled to begin operations next year.

More in Travel Daily News
LionAir announced establishment of BatikAir

Private airline Lion Air has announced the establishment of a new full-service airline called Batik Air, which will commence operations next year focusing on international routes.

“The full-service airline will focus on international routes such as South Asia, East Asia, and Australia,” Lion Air general affairs 
director Edward Sirait said on the sidelines of Lion Air’s Soekarno-Hatta International Airport Terminal 3 launch. He was optimistic that Batik Air would be able to compete with national flag carrier Garuda Indonesia and new player Pacific Royale.

Read more in Jakarta Post
Lion Air Places Order For More Boeing Planes

KUALA LUMPUR—Lion Air has ordered 10 more Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner passenger jets to boost its long-haul flight capability, crucial to its ambition to emerge as an aggressive player in the Asian-Pacific air-travel market in what amounts to a challenge to the region's biggest discount airliner, AirAsia Bhd.

Read more in Wall Street Journal