After only two months of operation, the flight connection between Australia’s capital Canberra and Bali is no longer as popular as before. Therefore, the Indonesian Lion Air Group subsidiary Batik Air has reduced its three-times-weekly flight service to just twice a week.
Batik Air – The Subsidiary of Lion Air – is the only airline offering direct flights between Canberra and Bali.
The new service was introduced on June 14, 2024 and will initially operate on Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays.
From mid-August 2024, flight operations will be reduced to just two flights per week and the Wednesday service will be cancelled.
The service is operated with a Boeing B737-800 aircraft Equipped with 162 paid seats.
Only one airline other than Batik Air flies internationally to Canberra; Air France began flights between Nadi and Canberra in June 2023.
Batik Air reportedly reserves the option to operate the Bali – Canberra route three times a week again during the high season.
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