Lion Air
Lion Air is Indonesia's largest low-cost airline, flying to more domestic airports than any other, from Jakarta, Surabaya, Bali and other hubs.
What it helps with
- Reaching remote islandsThe widest domestic network.
- Cheap domestic faresLow-cost tickets between cities.
- Small airportsWings Air to short runways.
About Lion Air:
Lion Air Group also runs Batik Air (full service) and Wings Air (small turboprops to remote airports); all three are booked on the same site.
Key Features:
- Domestic network: The most destinations across the archipelago.
- Group airlines: Lion Air, Batik Air and Wings Air.
- Online: Booking, add-ons and check-in.
How to Get Started:
- Search the route on lionair.co.id or the app.
- Check the baggage included in the fare and add more if needed.
- Check in online or at the airport counter.
Before you use it
- Limits: Plan at least three hours between a Lion Air flight and an international connection.
- Fees: Extra baggage costs more at the airport than when bought online.
Foreign card OK
English available
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Does Lion Air work with a foreign bank card in Indonesia?
- Yes — Lion Air accepts foreign-issued cards in Indonesia.
- Is Lion Air available in English?
- Yes, Lion Air has an English-language interface.
- Do I need a local phone number to use Lion Air?
- No, an international phone number generally works for Lion Air.
- Do I need local ID or residency for Lion Air?
- No, Lion Air doesn't require local ID or residency for visitors.
- Where can I use Lion Air?
- Web · iOS · Android
- How much does Lion Air cost?
- Low-cost fares by route and date; baggage allowance depends on the fare