Indonesia to buy new airport radar for Jakarta

3 September 2010, 12:18 am

JAKARTA, Sept. 3 (Reuters) - Indonesia will spend up to 1 trillion rupiah ($111 million) on a new air traffic control radar at Jakarta's main airport after the existing system failed and caused delays, a minister said on Tuesday.Fixing Indonesia's rickety infrastructure is seen as a crucial step toward boosting investment in Southeast Asia's biggest economy and helping it achieve investment ...... Read More »

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