JAKARTA, 08 October 2007 - Garuda Indonesia plans to add four Boeing 737-400 aircraft to its fleet in January, according to Bisnis Indonesia on Monday, which cited a company executive. "We are ready to bring in four B737-400 airplanes in January 2008 while waiting for the arrivals of the Boeing 737-800NGs," quoted the newspaper.

The newspaper also told that the spokesman for the company, Pujobroto, said that it will also add one cargo plane in December this year. The report, however, didn't mention whether the state-owned company will buy or lease the new planes.

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