Angkasa Pura Books Rp10.2tn Revenue in H1 2026

Angkasa Pura Books Rp10 2tn Revenue: Strong H1 2026 Performance Driven by Transformation Tempatdonasi.com – Angkasa Pura Books Rp10 2tn Revenue marks a

Angkasa Pura Books Rp10 2tn Revenue: Strong H1 2026 Performance Driven by Transformation

Tempatdonasi.com – Angkasa Pura Books Rp10 2tn Revenue marks a significant milestone for Indonesia’s state-owned airport operator as InJourney Airports reported Rp10.23 trillion in revenue during the first half of 2026. This represents a 3 percent year-on-year increase, demonstrating resilience amid global economic challenges. According to InJourney Airports President Director Mohammad Rizal Pahlevi, quoted by Antara on Thursday, July 23, 2026, the growth was primarily fueled by successful transformation initiatives under Danantara and expanded non-aeronautical business operations.

Strategic Growth Through Aeronautical and Non-Aeronautical Expansion

Pahlevi emphasized that Danantara continues to guide InJourney Airports toward building a robust portfolio across both aeronautical and non-aeronautical business segments. The strategic vision focuses on generating sustainable value within the national aviation industry while delivering tangible benefits to the public. The primary driver behind this revenue achievement stems from comprehensive restructuring efforts at major airports throughout Indonesia.

One critical component involves optimizing tenant mix in commercial areas by combining various brands to deliver an enhanced shopping experience for travelers. Simultaneously, the company has addressed challenges in the aeronautical sector through active collaboration with regulators and stakeholders to expand international flight routes. This approach directly supports tourism growth in alignment with InJourney Group’s broader vision and mission.

“Thanks to the transformation carried out under Danantara, InJourney Airports managed to maintain revenue growth amid global challenges, bolstered particularly by the increase in non-aeronautical businesses,” said Pahlevi.

International Route Development and Airport Modernization

Strategic initiatives have included supporting the Ministry of Transportation at the ASEAN-China Working Group on Regional Air Service Arrangements meeting held in Yogyakarta from July 7–9, 2026. Additionally, InJourney Airports participated in Routes Asia in Xi’an on April 14–16, 2026, targeting foreign carriers—particularly from Asian markets including China and ASEAN—to open additional routes to Indonesia.

Key transformation efforts have focused on strengthening non-aeronautical operations through commercial area and facility upgrades at Tangerang’s Soekarno-Hatta Airport and Bali’s I Gusti Ngurah Rai Airport since last year. At Soekarno-Hatta’s Terminal 3, commercial zones were redesigned to enhance the shopping experience for travelers. Meanwhile, Terminal 1C introduced an open-concept shopping arcade accessible to both passengers and the public, backed by a decentralized security screening system that allows access before entering restricted departure gate areas.

At I Gusti Ngurah Rai Airport, the commercial space features a single-flow layout hosting prominent global brands across duty-free shops, food and beverage outlets, and lounges. The airport also upgraded access routes and streamlined departure procedures by adding security checkpoints. “This renewal gives passengers more time to enjoy their stay at I Gusti Ngurah Rai Airport,” Pahlevi explained.

Meanwhile, Sultan Hasanuddin Airport in Makassar opened a new terminal equipped with modern commercial spaces in November 2025. The new facility expanded the airport’s capacity to 15.5 million passengers annually, up significantly from its previous capacity of roughly 7 million. “At present, non-aeronautical business contributes about 38 percent of total revenue, up from 30 percent prior to the transformation carried out under Angkasa Pura I and Angkasa Pura II,” Pahlevi said.