PT Bandara Internasional Batam’s Director, Pikri Ilham Kurniansyah, emphasizes the need for a politics-free approach in developing Terminal 2 of Hang Nadim Airport, underscoring a commitment to neutrality amidst Indonesia’s 2024 electoral phase.
Amidst Indonesia’s approaching 2024 elections, Batam’s Hang Nadim Airport is set for a significant expansion of Terminal 2, focusing on impartial progress without political interference.
Pikri Ilham Kurniansyah highlights that the decision-making process for the Terminal 2 project’s commencement is ongoing, involving discussions with stakeholders, including BP Batam and the Ministry of Economy.
The design for Terminal 2 has been finalized and approved by investors and relevant parties, with the aim to revamp the old cargo terminal for this new development.
Kurniansyah points out the importance of selecting an appropriate date for the groundbreaking ceremony, ensuring the event remains free of political connotations or affiliations.
Adjustments in the design of Terminal 2 are being made to address Batam’s high rainfall and aging infrastructure, ensuring the new terminal can withstand heavy rain without issues.
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The development of Terminal 2 will predominantly serve international flights and full-service airlines, while Terminal 1 will undergo upgrades to better accommodate low-cost carriers.
The expansion of Batam’s Hang Nadim Airport presents improved travel options and enhanced airport experiences. The neutral approach to its development ensures a focus on efficiency and service quality, benefiting travelers with more streamlined and comfortable journeys.
Hang Nadim Airport in Batam is set to expand with a new Terminal 2, focusing on a non-political and efficient development process. The project aims to enhance airport facilities and services, ensuring a better travel experience for both domestic and international passengers. The expansion is critical for Batam’s connectivity and growth, offering Singaporeans and global travelers improved access to this dynamic region.
Source: Go Kepri, Antara News (2023)
