Jalak Kargo Logistik

Çelebi Aviation, a global leader in ground handling and cargo services, has begun cargo operations at a new terminal in Kualanamu International Airport (KNO), North Sumatra. Having expanded its presence in Indonesia since entering the market with ground handling services in 2024, it is now set to open up its operations further with the launch […]

Trade tensions, shifting policies like the United States’ reciprocal tariffs, and the unstable Rupiah continue to test the durability of national shipping businesses. While global and domestic challenges persist – from overlapping exports within ASEAN to geopolitical uncertainty – Indonesia is well-positioned to maintain stable growth in 2025, Yukki Nugrahawan Hanafi, Chairman of ALFI Institute,

SEA INDONESIA 2025 Following the success of its inaugural event in 2023, Sea Indonesia returns in 2025 as the country’s premier maritime exhibition and conference. Held biennially, this event serves as a key platform for connecting maritime stakeholders from Indonesia and around the globe. With the theme “SEA INDONESIA 2025: Maritime One Stop Shop (MOSS),

Last week, Tanjung Priok Port in North Jakarta was in chaos, as Indonesia’s national logistics surged back to life after more than two weeks of an extended holiday period. The port, Indonesia’s busiest gateway for import and export, was overwhelmed, with trucks lined up in endless queues while containers piled up. The Indonesia Shipping Gazette

President Prabowo Subianto has instructed the Red and White Cabinet to eliminate import quotas to support businesses, particularly those with global partnerships. “I have given an instruction to eliminate import quotas, especially for goods that are related to the livelihoods of many people,” he said during the National Economic Forum in Jakarta on Tuesday. The

U.S. President Donald Trump has imposed a 32% tariff on imports from Indonesia – significantly higher than the baseline 10% levied on many other countries. The White House cited several reasons for applying the elevated tariffs, primarily targeting countries with which the United States has the largest trade deficits. According to data from Indonesia’s Trade

Indonesia’s leading car terminal operator PT Indonesia Kendaraan Terminal (IPCC) has reported its highest-ever profit, marking a significant milestone in the company’s history. The Pelindo subsidiary posted a net profit of IDR 212.22 billion in 2024, reflecting an 11.19% year-on-year increase from 2023. Tanjung Priok terminal remains the dominant contributor to the result, while satellite

The release of recent reports underscores the expectation of substantial growth in air cargo around the SE Asian region in the next five years. An article posted by the Jakarta Post last week makes the point that strategic partnerships will be key to Indonesia’s soaring aviation industry. They say, “Indonesia sits at the heart of

BBN Airlines Indonesia, which operated its first flight in Indonesia in September 2024, has officially ceased all flight routes in the country as of March 2025. The closure was confirmed by the Acting Director General of Air Transportation at the Ministry of Transportation, Lukman F. Laisa. However, Laisa insisted that PT BBN Indonesia Airlines is

Terminal operator IPC TPK has developed a focused strategy to achieve its ambitious growth target this year, which was outlined at the 2025 Annual Working Meeting. The meeting was to formulate strategic steps that would enable the company to maintain last year’s remarkable performance and make an even greater contribution to the national logistics sector.