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Transwisata Prima Aviation

An Indonesian airline known for operating charter air services.

Last updated August 26, 2026

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Overview

Transwisata Prima Aviation is an Indonesian airline whose documented business consists of charter air services. Publicly available reference material provides limited information about the company’s ownership, founding, headquarters, route network, leadership, and present operating status. The airline is associated with Indonesia’s civil aviation sector and has been described as operating charter flights rather than as a scheduled passenger carrier with a broadly published timetable. Its historical fleet information indicates that it operated Fokker aircraft, including Fokker 50 turboprops, Fokker 100 regional jets, and a Fokker F28 Mk4000. A fleet listing from 2007 records five Fokker 50 aircraft, two Fokker 100 aircraft, and one Fokker F28 Mk4000. A later fleet reference, current to September 2020, confirms that the Transwisata Air fleet was being documented during that period, although the available material does not specify the aircraft count or establish whether all listed aircraft remained active. The company was also placed in category 2 by the Indonesian Civil Aviation Authority for airline safety quality. This classification is a regulatory or safety-quality designation and should not be interpreted as a statement about the airline’s financial performance, ownership, or current activity. Beyond its charter-airline role and historical fleet, reliable public details are sparse. No verified founding year, founder, parent company, current executives, official website address, financial data, listed-company information, or confirmed current route network is available in the supplied references.

History

Transwisata Prima Aviation is an Indonesian airline documented primarily as a charter operator. The available reference material does not identify a founding date, founder, corporate parent, principal base, or detailed history of its commercial development. As a result, the company’s early formation and ownership history cannot be reconstructed reliably from the supplied sources. The clearest historical evidence concerns the airline’s fleet. In 2007, Transwisata Prima Aviation, also referred to in fleet material as Transwisata Air, was recorded as operating five Fokker 50 turboprop aircraft, two Fokker 100 regional jets, and one Fokker F28 Mk4000. This combination suggests an operation capable of using both turboprop and jet aircraft for regional or charter missions, but the available information does not establish the routes, customers, utilization levels, or individual aircraft registrations associated with those planes. The airline continued to appear in fleet-related reference material later in its history. A fleet listing dated September 2020 identifies the Transwisata Air fleet, although the supplied extract does not provide a complete aircraft breakdown for that date. Accordingly, it is not possible to determine from the available material whether the 2007 aircraft remained in service, whether the fleet had been renewed, or whether the airline’s operations had expanded or contracted. Transwisata Prima Aviation has also been described as being placed in category 2 by the Indonesian Civil Aviation Authority for airline safety quality. The reference does not provide the date, detailed criteria, or subsequent regulatory outcome of that classification. It therefore serves as a historical regulatory descriptor rather than a basis for judging the airline’s current safety performance. The public record supplied for this dossier contains no confirmed information about scheduled passenger routes, cargo operations, major campaigns, mergers, acquisitions, financial results, executive appointments, labor disputes, accidents, legal proceedings, or a current operating certificate. Its present status is consequently recorded as unknown. The available evidence supports identifying Transwisata Prima Aviation as an Indonesian charter-airline brand with a documented historical fleet of Fokker aircraft, but not a more detailed account of its corporate or operational evolution.

  • 2020

    Fleet reference updated

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    A fleet reference current to September 2020 continued to document the Transwisata Air fleet, though the supplied material does not state the aircraft count or composition for that date.

  • 2007

    Documented Fokker fleet

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    Fleet information for 2007 listed five Fokker 50 aircraft, two Fokker 100 aircraft, and one Fokker F28 Mk4000 in the Transwisata Prima Aviation operation.

Products and positioning

An Indonesian charter airline serving air-transport needs with a historically regional-aircraft fleet.

  • Passenger aviation

    Charter passenger air services

    Transwisata Prima Aviation is described as operating charter services in Indonesia. Charter operations provide aircraft capacity for specifically arranged flights rather than relying solely on a publicly advertised scheduled network. The supplied references do not identify the airline’s charter customers, destinations, service frequencies, or contract structure.

  • Aircraft fleet

    Fokker fleet operations

    Historical fleet records associate the airline with Fokker 50 turboprops, Fokker 100 regional jets, and a Fokker F28 Mk4000. These aircraft types represent the principal equipment documented for the airline, but the available sources do not confirm their current status or whether they were all operated simultaneously beyond the 2007 listing.

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