| Origin | Destination | Duration | Route |
|---|---|---|---|
🇮🇩 BalikpapanBPN | 🇮🇩 Tanjung Redeb - Borneo IslandBEJ | — | View route |
🇮🇩 BatamBTH | DJBDJB | — | View route |
🇮🇩 BiakBIK | 🇮🇩 SentaniDJJ | — | View route |
🇮🇩 JakartaCGK | DJBDJB | — | View route |
🇮🇩 JakartaCGK | 🇮🇩 Kuta, BadungDPS | — | View route |
🇮🇩 JakartaCGK | 🇮🇩 Pangkal PinangPGK | — | View route |
🇮🇩 JakartaCGK | 🇮🇩 PontianakPNK | — | View route |
🇮🇩 JakartaCGK | SKJSKJ | — | View route |
🇮🇩 JakartaCGK | TJQTJQ | — | View route |
🇮🇩 JakartaCGK | 🇮🇩 TernateTTE | — | View route |
🇮🇩 JakartaCGK | 🇮🇩 MakassarUPG | — | View route |
🇮🇩 JakartaCGK | 🇮🇩 YogyakartaYIA | — | View route |
🇮🇩 Kuta, BadungDPS | 🇮🇩 JakartaCGK | — | View route |
🇮🇩 Kuta, BadungDPS | TMCTMC | — | View route |
🇮🇩 Kuta, BadungDPS | 🇮🇩 MakassarUPG | — | View route |
🇮🇩 Kuta, BadungDPS | WGPWGP | — | View route |
🇮🇩 MakassarUPG | 🇮🇩 Tanjung Redeb - Borneo IslandBEJ | — | View route |
🇮🇩 MakassarUPG | 🇮🇩 JakartaCGK | — | View route |
🇮🇩 MakassarUPG | 🇮🇩 SentaniDJJ | — | View route |
🇮🇩 MakassarUPG | 🇮🇩 Kuta, BadungDPS | — | View route |
🇮🇩 MakassarUPG | 🇮🇩 NabireNBX | — | View route |
🇮🇩 MakassarUPG | RAQRAQ | — | View route |
🇮🇩 MakassarUPG | 🇮🇩 SorongSOQ | — | View route |
🇮🇩 MakassarUPG | 🇮🇩 SurabayaSUB | — | View route |
🇮🇩 MakassarUPG | 🇮🇩 TimikaTIM | — | View route |
🇮🇩 MakassarUPG | 🇮🇩 TernateTTE | — | View route |
🇮🇩 MakassarUPG | 🇮🇩 WamenaWMX | — | View route |
🇮🇩 MakassarUPG | 🇮🇩 YogyakartaYIA | — | View route |
🇮🇩 ManadoMDC | 🇮🇩 TernateTTE | — | View route |
🇮🇩 PalembangPLM | 🇮🇩 Pangkal PinangPGK | — | View route |
🇮🇩 PontianakPNK | 🇮🇩 JakartaCGK | — | View route |
🇮🇩 SentaniDJJ | 🇮🇩 BiakBIK | — | View route |
🇮🇩 SentaniDJJ | 🇮🇩 NabireNBX | — | View route |
🇮🇩 SentaniDJJ | 🇮🇩 SorongSOQ | — | View route |
🇮🇩 SentaniDJJ | 🇮🇩 TimikaTIM | — | View route |
🇮🇩 SentaniDJJ | 🇮🇩 MakassarUPG | — | View route |
🇮🇩 SentaniDJJ | 🇮🇩 WamenaWMX | — | View route |
🇮🇩 SurabayaSUB | 🇮🇩 MakassarUPG | — | View route |
Sriwijaya Air (IATA: SJ), named after the ancient Srivijaya maritime empire, is a prominent Indonesian airline founded on November 7, 2002, with operations commencing in 2003. Headquartered in Tangerang, Banten, near Jakarta's Soekarno–Hatta International Airport (CGK), it primarily serves domestic routes from its main hubs at CGK and Sultan Hasanuddin International Airport (UPG) in Makassar.
Starting with leased Boeing 737-200s on Jakarta-Sumatra routes, Sriwijaya rapidly expanded, peaking at over 50 aircraft pre-COVID. It ventured internationally to Singapore, Malaysia, China, and East Timor but has since focused domestically amid financial challenges, including the 2021 SJ182 crash and pandemic impacts. Today, operating a fleet of nine Boeing 737s (five 737-500s and four 737-800s), it connects key cities like Surabaya, Pontianak, Biak, Jayapura, and Tanjung Pandan, often in codeshare with Garuda Indonesia.
As a low-cost carrier with medium-service elements—like complimentary snacks on some flights—it emphasizes affordability and frequency on underserved routes. Certified as a 3-Star Airline by Skytrax, it earns praise for friendly crew but faces criticism for delays, aging aircraft (average ~23 years), and service inconsistencies. Its subsidiary NAM Air provides feeder services, enhancing connectivity.
Despite debt restructuring and route cuts, Sriwijaya remains vital to Indonesia's archipelago travel, embodying resilience with the slogan 'Your Flying Partner.' With 15 destinations as of 2025, it continues prioritizing safety (Boeing award winner in 2007) and value in Southeast Asia's competitive market.