The free PCR or Antigen test service is currently valid for traveling Divas who want to travel using Citilink airlines.
Cooperating with the SiCepat Ekspres shipping company, the provision of this service applies to you who carry out air flights during this period 13 August to 30 September 2021.
While, Airline ticket purchase period from date 12-17 August 2021 via the Betterfly Citilink app or website this.
Based on its official page, Information Diva traveling needs to know about this service, i.e. Free PCR or antigen test quota is 500 per day, temporary quota for antigen 150 per day.
This free service is available for traveling Divas who make the fastest buyers every day.
When the quota runs out, The next traveling diva will be offered a special price for the PCR test of Rp 475.000 or antigen test Rp 150.000.
Purchase transactions for PCR and antigen tests are carried out through the website this, precisely on the channel with the Citilink logo. Free PCR or antigen test service is only valid for one trip.
Furthermore, the free PCR or antigen test service is only valid for ticket purchases on the Betterfly Citilink app or Citilink website.
Free PCR or antigen test service is non-refundable (refunded) or transferable.
Next, PCR or antigen test claims are carried out maximally 30 hours before departure time. When registering for a free PCR or antigen test service claim, the registered name must be the same as the name on the ticket booking.
If you want to change flight schedule, free schedule of PCR or antigen tests will follow as long as it is still in the flight period (to 30 September 2021).
Nah, free PCR or antigen test service is only valid in nine cities, that is Jakarta (Soekarno-Hatta International Airport and Halim Perdanakusuma International Airport), Bandung West Java (Husein Sastranegara International Airport).
Also available in Surabaya-East Java (Juanda Internasional International Airport), Bali (I Gusti Ngurah Rai International Airport), Medan-North Sumatra (Kualanamu International Airport), Balikpapan-East Kalimantan (Sultan Aji Muhammad Sulaiman Sepinggan International Airport).
Furthermore, there are also in Semarang-Central Java (General Ahmad Yani International Airport), Makassar-South Sulawesi (Sultan Hasanuddin International Airport), Manado-North Sulawesi (Sam Ratulangi International Airport).
Regarding this service, President Director of Citilink Indonesia, Juliandra Nurtjahjo, hopes that the collaboration between Citilink and SiCepat Ekspres can answer people's needs for safe and comfortable travel..
“In a time of pandemic like now, other than vaccines, PCR tests are also a major requirement for people who want to travel by air. We hope that this collaboration can reduce concerns and answer the community's need for safe and comfortable air travel with Citilink,” he said through an official statement that Kompas.com.
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