Super Air Jet flights
Although Super Air Jet presents itself as an ultra-low-cost airline, it is surprisingly not one of the cheapest. However, it operates a very dense network of routes and is unrivalled on many of them.
If you're buying tickets with Super Air Jet on a busy route (Jakarta to Bali, for example), check prices with AirAsia, Lion Air or TransNusa.
When to buy tickets and prices
You can usually get the cheapest tickets with Super Air Jet directly from the company's website at superairjet.com.
The lowest fares on domestic flights within Malaysia and Indonesia tend to be around 1-5 weeks before departure, so it's usually worth waiting until the relatively last minute to buy a ticket.
A common price for a one-way ticket within Indonesia is around 65 usd to 80 usd.
Super Air Jet flies many routes with other competing airlines, so it is always worth comparing prices on one of the comparison sites.
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Fare Classes
Super Air Jet has a very simple fare structure.
There is only one "Economy" fare on sale, which does not include any other services apart from the flight itself and a randomly assigned seat.
Super Air Jet does not have business class on its aircraft.
On rare occasions, there is also a cheaper Promo fare, but you will only see this about once a year on some routes as part of a promotion.
Super Air Jet destinations
Currently, Super Air Jet has only one international destination, which is Kuala Lumpur.
The airline mainly flies domestic flights within Indonesia. Most flights operate from the following airports:
- Jakarta Soekarno-Hatta CGK
- Denpasar Bali DPS
- Batam BTH
- Surabaya SUB
- Makassar UPG
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2 comments
Super useful information.Thank you
Hello, have you ever managed to buy tickets through Super Air Jet? Whenever I search for a flight from Yogyakarta to Lombok (for 23 December), after confirming the date etc., I’m just shown a blank page… the app won’t even let me search for airports… Thank you for your reply.
I had to book it through Kiwi or something like that. I just couldn’t get it to work on their website either.
It has never been possible to book flights directly with any of the airlines in the Lion Air Group (including Batik Air, Wings Air and Super Jet). I used the Indonesian travel agency Nusatrip.com for this. I also arranged a change and a refund through them two days before departure, and everything went smoothly.