Garuda Indonesia (GA, Jakarta Soekarno-Hatta) is seeking additional debt financing from banks and other sources to boost working capital and has negotiated longer payment terms with its main fuel supplier, Pertamina. The carrier is also considering hedging fuel costs amid rising fuel and aircraft maintenance expenses. It plans to use the remaining funds from its recent USD1.4 billion financing from sovereign wealth fund Danantara Indonesia for aircraft maintenance over the next six months. Separately, the airline is planning a rights issue of up to 124.4 billion shares.