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PT DI
A Passing Storm?

Tuesday, October 16, 2007

The decision to declare the company bankrupt has caused unrest among thousands of Dirgantara Indonesia's employees. But orders continue to come.

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ANXIETY beset the thousands of employees at PT Dirgantara Indonesia (DI) in Bandung, West Java, last week, although they appeared busy. At a glance, they seemed to be diligently working. Everything was business as usual. Some make components, assemble CN-235 passenger planes, and repair planes made at Boeing, in the United States.

Basically, they seemed unsettled. Gloomy faces were easily found. When asked, they admitted they were worried about th

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