Garuda management accused of $1 billion fraud

An independent watchdog in Indonesia has accused Garuda''s management of participating in a $1 billion fraud involving mark-ups on aircraft leasing agreements.

Garuda Indonesia has suffered losses to the tune of $1 billion since 1989 as a result of mark-ups on aircraft leasing agreements agreed by senior management at the airline, according to Indonesia Corruption Watch (ICW), an independent watchdog. The Indonesian flag-carrier's management colluded with officials at Merpati Nusantara Airlines and private financing firm Sakanusa Dirgantara to arrange the deals, ICW adds. An investigation into the matter is under way.

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