The much-anticipated direct flight service from Jambi to Batam, set to begin on 27 March 2024, promises to enhance connectivity and boost passenger numbers for both cities.
The introduction of a direct air route from Jambi’s Sultan Thaha Airport to Batam’s Hang Nadim Airport marks a significant development in regional connectivity, offering daily services by Super Air Jet.
he inaugural direct flight from Jambi to Batam, scheduled for 27 March 2024, will be provided by Super Air Jet, offering daily services to meet the growing demand.
This new route is anticipated to significantly increase the number of passengers at both airports, facilitating travel and commerce between the two regions.
Plans are in progress to add more flights from Jambi to destinations like Lampung and Yogyakarta, thereby broadening the spectrum of air travel options available from Jambi
The Jambi-Kerinci route, currently serviced by Susi Air, exemplifies the demand for reduced travel times, with flights shortening the journey to merely 30 minutes, a significant decrease from the 12 hours it takes by land.
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The successful establishment of this direct flight could serve as a catalyst for introducing additional routes, potentially boosting tourism and creating new business opportunities in Jambi.
The establishment of direct flights from Jambi to Batam is a milestone that not only enhances connectivity but also underscores the region’s commitment to improving transportation infrastructure. This initiative is set to benefit not just local travelers but also Singaporeans and international visitors looking for efficient travel options within Indonesia.
Starting 27 March 2024, travelers will enjoy direct flights from Jambi to Batam, operated by Super Air Jet. This service, part of efforts to boost regional connectivity and support the tourism sector, signifies a new chapter in air travel between these two Indonesian cities.
Source: Metro Jambi, Suara Batam (2024)
