Indonesia's Garuda confirms debt restructuring plans as cashflows hit its operation


JAKARTA, May 28 (Bloomberg): Indonesia’s flag carrier PT Garuda Indonesia confirmed it is taking steps to restructure its debt and revamp its business in order to stay afloat amid the pandemic.

The airline is negotiating terms with plane lessors and is talking with banks and business partners to restructure its loans, according to a stock exchange filing submitted late Thursday.

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