CGKWIII

Soekarno-Hatta International Airport

Jakarta · Indonesia · Asia/Jakarta

3Runways
12,008Longest (ft)
34Elevation (ft)
63Route Records
44Airline Records
UTC+7Timezone
78Mapped Stands
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Route Intelligence

45Well Connected
Shortest route
TKGRadin Inten II International Airport190.1 km
Garuda Indonesia
Longest route
CAICairo International Airport8,949.4 km
Egyptair
Nearest international
SINSingapore Changi Airport882.2 km
Garuda Indonesia
Longest international
CAICairo International Airport8,949.4 km
Egyptair
Longest domestic
DJJDortheys Hiyo Eluay International Airport3,774.3 km
Garuda Indonesia

Airport Connectivity Score

45/100

Well Connected

Destinations served63 destinations
Airline diversity44 airlines
Haul mix coverage4 of 4 distance categories

Calculated from destination count, airline diversity, and haul-mix coverage. More signals (customs/border access, ground handling capacity) will be added as the dataset grows.

Runways

06/249,843 ftConcreteLIT
07L/25R11,812 ftConcreteLIT
07R/25L12,008 ftConcreteLIT

Haul Mix

short-haul
26
medium-haul
22
long-haul
13
ultra-long-haul
2

Geographic Context

Nearest airport
HLPHalim Perdanakusuma International Airport30.3 km
Nearest same country
HLPHalim Perdanakusuma International Airport30.3 km
Nearest international
XCHChristmas Island International Airport492.5 km
Farthest airport
EJAYariguíes Airport19,902.8 km
Within 500 km: 13 airportsWithin 1,000 km: 35 airportsWithin 2,000 km: 119 airports

10 Nearest Airports

1HLPHalim Perdanakusuma International Airport30.3 kmL
2BDOHusein Sastranegara International Airport133.3 kmM
3KJTKertajati International Airport176.6 kmM
4TKGRadin Inten II International Airport190.1 kmM
5CXPTunggul Wulung Airport312.2 kmM
6PLMSultan Mahmud Badaruddin II Airport419.4 kmM
7SRGJenderal Ahmad Yani Airport421.3 kmL
8YIAYogyakarta International Airport424.3 kmL
9PDOPendopo Airport440.8 kmM
10PGKDepati Amir Airport444.4 kmM

ATC Frequencies8

APPJAKARTA APP119.75 MHz
ARRJAKARTA ARR125.45 MHz
ATISATIS126.85 MHz
CLDCLNC DEL121.95 MHz
FSSJAKARTA CENTRAL INFO129.7 MHz
GNDGND121.6 MHz
INFOPABELOKAN INFO129.8 MHz
TWRTWR118.75 MHz

Top Aircraft Types

738
56
320
34
739
31
735
20
332
18
733
14
333
10
330
8
777
8
77W
6

Live Departures & Arrivals11

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LNI581A339350 ft
PAS210A3201,450 ft
SJV819A3201,850 ft
BTK7040A3202,075 ft
SJY184B7354,325 ft
SVA819B77W4,250 ft
QFA041A3323,550 ft
BTK6855A3208,700 ft
GIA823B7384,775 ft
SJV811A3206,875 ft

Source: adsb.lol — community ADS-B network. Approximate local traffic within 40nm, not a definitive schedule.

Airline Records in Dataset44

CAAir China
AFAir France
AKAirAsia
AZAlitalia
NHAll Nippon Airways
OZAsiana Airlines
CXCathay Pacific
5JCebu Pacific
CIChina Airlines
MUChina Eastern Airlines
CZChina Southern Airlines
QGCitilink Indonesia
BREVA Air
MSEgyptair
EKEmirates
EYEtihad Airways
GAGaruda Indonesia
QZIndonesia AirAsia
IDInterlink Airlines
JLJapan Airlines Domestic
KLKLM Royal Dutch Airlines
KEKorean Air
KUKuwait Airways
MJL
JTLion Mentari Airlines
MHMalaysia Airlines
ODMalindo Air
RIMandala Airlines
XYNas Air
PRPhilippine Airlines
QFQantas
QRQatar Airways
BIRoyal Brunei Airlines
SVSaudi Arabian Airlines
SQSingapore Airlines Cargo
ULSriLankan Airlines
SJSriwijaya Air
TGThai Airways International
TRTiger Airways
TKTurkish Airlines
+4 more

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Airport HistoryEst. 1985

Soekarno-Hatta International Airport opened in 1985 to replace the increasingly overcrowded Kemayoran Airport as Jakarta's main gateway, and is named after Indonesia's founding president Sukarno and vice-president Mohammad Hatta. It has grown into one of Southeast Asia's busiest airports and, following a 2024 state-airport merger, is now operated by InJourney Airports.

The airport is named jointly after Indonesia's first president, Sukarno, and its first vice-president, Mohammad Hatta, honoring the co-authors of Indonesia's 1945 declaration of independence.
Terminal 3's design incorporates green-building and eco-airport concepts, a departure from the more traditional Terminal 1 and 2 buildings.
1980
Construction Begins

Construction begins following a Canadian-led feasibility study from the mid-1970s, aiming to replace the space-constrained Kemayoran Airport.

1985
Airport Opens as Terminal 1

The airport opens on May 1, 1985, inaugurated by President Suharto, with Terminal 1 providing initial capacity for around 9 million passengers a year.

1991
Terminal 2 Opens; International Flights Consolidate

Terminal 2 opens in 1991 and international operations, previously split with Halim Perdanakusuma Airport, are consolidated at Soekarno-Hatta.

2016
Terminal 3 Ultimate Opens

An expanded Terminal 3 ('Terminal 3 Ultimate') opens, substantially increasing the airport's overall handling capacity.

2019
Third Runway Becomes Operational

A third runway enters service, adding capacity to relieve congestion at one of the world's busiest airports.

2023
Nearly 50 Million Passengers

Annual traffic reaches 49.08 million passengers, making Soekarno-Hatta Southeast Asia's third-busiest airport.

2024
InJourney Airports Formed

State operators Angkasa Pura I and Angkasa Pura II merge in September 2024 to form InJourney Airports, one of the world's largest airport-operating groups, taking over Soekarno-Hatta's management.

Operator
Angkasa Pura II1985 – 2024State-owned operator of Indonesia's western airports, including Soekarno-Hatta, from opening until the 2024 merger.
InJourney Airports2024 – presentFormed by the September 2024 merger of state operators Angkasa Pura I and Angkasa Pura II.

Wikipedia and multiple 2024 business-press reports (Jakarta Globe, CAPA, Aviation Week) on the Angkasa Pura I/II merger. The InJourney Airports restructuring is recent (2024) and organizational details may continue to evolve.