Incheon International Airport Corporation’s (IIAC) President & CEO Hag Jae Lee’s visit to Hang Nadim Airport underscores the airport’s role in fostering investment and commercial growth in Batam.

PT Bandara Internasional Batam welcomed IIAC President & CEO Hag Jae Lee, affirming the corporation’s 30% stake in BIB and support for the airport’s service and commercial management.

The visit reflects IIAC’s commitment to equating Hang Nadim Airport with the region’s best in service and commercialization.

Government and corporate leaders in Batam view the airport as a crucial driver for investment and a potential golf tourism hub for South Korean tourists.

With impressive infrastructure ready for growth, Hang Nadim Airport is set to become an investment gateway for Batam.

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IIAC, in collaboration with other shareholders, particularly PT Angkasa Pura I, pledges to work towards the transformation of Hang Nadim Airport.

The visit also involved showcasing Batam’s economic ecosystem at the airport, including Batam Aero Technic, Indonesia’s largest aircraft Maintenance Repair Overhaul facility, and the new Cargo Terminal prepared as an e-commerce cargo hub.

Hang Nadim Airport’s development, backed by IIAC’s involvement, opens up prospects for regional investments and tourism, including golf tourism, signaling potential collaboration and growth opportunities for neighboring countries like Singapore.

IIAC’s President & CEO Hag Jae Lee’s visit to Hang Nadim Airport in Batam emphasizes the airport’s potential as a catalyst for investment and a strategic point for regional tourism, including golf, a popular lifestyle in South Korea. The commitment from IIAC and other shareholders aims to elevate the airport’s standards to match international benchmarks, promising an economic boost for Batam and its vicinity.