TransNusa is a domestic Indonesian airline, serving the east of Indonesia.
The airline also operates as TransNusa Air Services and mainly serves Nusa Tenggara and southern Sulawesi.
TransNusa is based at El Tari Airport in Kupang, Indonesia and began operations in 2005 from Kupang. In 2011, TransNusa received its own air operator's certificate (AOC) and scheduled commercial airline permit.
TransNusa has codeshare agreements with Aviastar Mandiri, Nusantara Air Charter, Trigana Air Service, Indonesia Air Transport, Sriwijaya Air.
Economy facilities
Currently, TransNusa offers one class fare on its flights: the standard economy. You can enjoy some light refreshments and a cold drink. You can stay entertained onboard with TranNusa's in-flight magazine, the Pesona Nusantara.
Economy seating
Enjoy comfortable and spacious seating with a good amount of legroom. The team will be on-hand to help.
TransNusa has a fleet consisting of over five aircraft in total. Within its fleet, TransNusa operates a mix of Airbus and British Aerospace, including models such as the ATR42-500, ATR72-600 and BAE-146-100.
Passengers are given a hand baggage allowance of 5kg, free of charge, on all TransNusa flights.
Passengers are allowed to check a maximum of 20kg of checked baggage on their TransNusa flight. Anything over 20kg will be considered as excess baggage and will be charged at Rp15000 IDR per kg.
Online check-in is currently unavailable for TransNusa flights.
Airport check-in is available between 2 hours—45 minutes before flight departure on all TransNusa flights. Passengers can check any baggage they have to drop at the TransNusa check-in desks as well as print their boarding passes. Boarding closes 30 minutes before departure, so it's advised that passengers arrive well in advance to allow time for check-in, security and boarding.
CITY | Aeropuerto | IATA |
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Alor | Alor Island Airport | ARD |
Bajawa | Bajawa Soa Airport | BJW |
Bima | Bima Airport | BMU |
Cilacap | Tunggul Wulung Airport | CXP |
Darwin | Darwin International Airport | DRW |
Ende | H. Hasan Aroeboesman Airport | ENE |
Kupang | El Tari Airport Hub | KOE |
Labuan Bajo | Komodo Airport | LBJ |
Larantuka | Gewayantana Airport | LKA |
Makassar | Sultan Hasanuddin International Airport | UPG |
Maumere | Frans Xavier Seda Airport (Maumere Airport) | MOF |
Matak | Matak Airport | MWK |
Mataram | Lombok International Airport | LOP |
Rote | David Constantijn Saudale Airport | RTI |
Ruteng | Frans Sales Lega Airport | RTG |
Semarang | Ahmad Yani International Airport | SRG |
Sumbawa | Sultan Muhammad Kaharuddin III Airport (Brangbiji Airport) | SWQ |
Tambolaka | Tambolaka Airport | TMC |
Waingapu | Umbu Mehang Kunda Airport (Waingapu Airport) | WGP |
Lewoleba | Wonopito Airport | LWE |
Balikpapan | Sultan Aji Muhammad Sulaiman International Airport | BPN |
Pangkalan Bun | Iskandar Airport | PKN |
Palu | Mutiara SIS Al-Jufrie Airport | PLW |
Palangkaraya | Tjilik Riwut Airport | PKY |
Kendari | Haluoleo Airport | KDI |
Ujung Pandang | Sultan Hasanuddin Airport | UPG |
Morowali | Maleo Airport | MOH |
Selayar | Haji Aroeppala Airport | KSR |
Dili | Presidente Nicolau Lobato International Airport (operated by Air Timor) | DIL |