Gapura Angkasa teams with Turkish Cargo for handling at Jakarta and Bali airports
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- PT Gapura Angkasa has signed a partnership with Turkish Cargo to provide cargo handling services at Soekarno‑Hatta and I Gusti Ngurah Rai airports in Indonesia.
- The agreement is intended to support international air cargo operations, expand Gapura Angkasa's service reach and improve operational capacity and service quality at the two main international gateways.
- The Indonesian Ministry of Transportation is preparing tax incentives and increased operational monitoring, including stronger aircraft inspections, to keep airfares affordable during the 2026/2027 Christmas and New Year holidays.
Why it matters
Enhanced cargo handling at Jakarta and Bali can boost Indonesia's international freight capacity, while the government's fare‑stability measures aim to maintain passenger demand during peak holiday travel.
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