Garuda Indonesia Overhauls Board of Directors and Commissioners in Strategic Shakeup
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JAKARTA, Investortrust.id — PT Garuda Indonesia Tbk (GIAA) has revamped its board of directors and commissioners following an extraordinary general meeting of shareholders (RUPSLB) held on Monday, June 30. The reshuffle is part of the state-owned airline’s long-term transformation strategy aimed at strengthening operations, repairing its equity structure, and accelerating business recovery.
New appointments include Eksitarino Irianto as Director of Human Capital & Corporate Service, Reza Aulia Hakim as Director of Commercial, Dani Haikal Irawan as Director of Operations, Mukhtaris as Director of Engineering, and Mawardi Yahya as Independent Commissioner.
The meeting also approved the dismissal of several previous executives, including Enny Kristiani, Ade R. Susardi, Tumpal M. Hutapea, Rahmat Hanafi, Prasetio, and Timur Sukirno.
New Leadership Structure
Board of Commissioners
President Commissioner (Independent): Fadjar Prasetyo
Commissioners: Glenny Kairupan
Commissioners: Chairal Tanjung
Independent Commissioner: Mawardi Yahya
Board of Directors
President Director: Wamildan Tsani Panjaitan
Director of Operations: Dani Haikal Irawan
Director of Commercial: Reza Aulia Hakim
Director of Engineering: Mukhtaris
Director of Human Capital & Corporate Service: Eksitarino Irianto
Garuda reaffirmed its commitment to an ongoing recovery program focused on restoring financial health, optimizing its fleet and subsidiaries, and expanding its route network.
Backed by this new leadership, the airline targets a gradual expansion to 120 aircraft and 100 new routes by 2029. The plan involves 11 priority business initiatives designed to reinforce operational fundamentals.
In the first quarter of 2025, Garuda Indonesia posted continued recovery. Consolidated revenue grew 1.63% year-on-year to $723.56 million, while charter flight revenues surged 92.88%. The airline served 5.13 million passengers, split between Garuda Indonesia (2.65 million) and its low-cost subsidiary Citilink (2.48 million).
The management overhaul and steady performance have boosted investor confidence in GIAA’s future, especially as it navigates a competitive and evolving global aviation market.