Tangerang, May 7, 2026 – PT Garuda Daya Pratama Sejahtera (GDPS) has once again sent 10 highly skilled workers as Cabin Technicians to support an aircraft maintenance (Maintenance, Repair, and Overhaul/MRO) project in Saudi Arabia on April 11, 2026.
Earlier, on February 2–3, 2026, GDPS had deployed 12 professional workers for the same project. With this latest group, GDPS has now sent a total of 22 Indonesian professional workers to support the aircraft maintenance operations in Saudi Arabia.
The fact that GDPS has been entrusted with additional placements on the same project speaks volumes about the caliber of Indonesian workers. It demonstrates that they are fully capable of meeting international quality standards and client expectations. This continued partnership underscores the competence and professionalism of the workforce that GDPS has developed and trained to serve the global aviation industry.
Cornelis Radjawane, President Director of GDPS, emphasized that overseas worker placement represents far more than just business expansion for the company. It’s about elevating Indonesia’s reputation on the world stage.
“This isn’t merely about deploying workers—it’s about showcasing the quality, discipline, and work ethic of Indonesian talent so that our partners keep coming back,” Cornelis stated.
He stressed that all workers deployed undergo rigorous selection and preparation aligned with specific project requirements and international industry standards. According to Cornelis, Indonesian workers’ known traits—adaptability, approachability, and strong work ethic—are highly valued assets in the eyes of international employers.
These placements are part of GDPS’s broader commitment to developing Indonesian talent through exposure to global-standard work environments, ultimately benefiting both the individual workers and the nation’s professional workforce.
GDPS has previously facilitated worker placements to countries including South Korea, Papua New Guinea, and the United Arab Emirates, steadily building its reach in the international professional services market.
Moving forward, GDPS remains focused on expanding international partnerships while creating more opportunities for Indonesian professionals to gain valuable global work experience in a safe and supportive environment.
