Airport of the World: Soekarno Hatta: Building the Airport City of the Future

By WJ on April 13, 2005

by Eelco Watzema

Our editor Eelco Watzema traveled all the way to Jakarta, Indonesia to explore the current state and future plans of Indonesia’s most important airport and one of the world’s fastest growing airport.

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Willem-Jan is Editor of Aerlines Magazine since 2002. WJ has bachelor degree in Business Logistics from the Haarlem Business School and holds a Master degree in Economics from the Free University Amsterdam where he graduated early 2006 with a thesis on competition in the air cargo industry.

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