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  • Oene Marseille Emir Nurmansyah As of March 1 2015, anyone flying out of Indonesian airports will no longer need to shell out for the passenger service charge (more popularly known as airport tax). The charge will have already been included in the price of the airfare. The Indonesian director general of air transportation issued Regulation 12 of January 23 2015 addressing this matter. Regulation 12 was amended a month later by Regulation 59 (February 24 2015), but the core change was retained. Article 3, which states that passenger service charge will be assessed and added to the price of the airline tickets sold by the airline, was kept unchanged.