Lombok International Airport (LOP)

Related Articles: - Paket Wisata Lombok - tour lombok - lombok property - mutiara lombok - south sea pearls wholesale - lombok tour Lombok International Airport (IATA code: LOP; ICAO: WADL) is the domestic and international airport is located in the district. Central Lombok, NTB. This service is operated by PT Angkasa Pura I and was first opened on October 1, 2011 to replace the function of Selaparang Mataram. Located right in the heart of the island "exotic" precisely at Jalan Lombok Tanak Awu. Serving domestic and international flights. Airlines that serve domestic routes, among others, namely Garuda Indonesia, Merpati Nusantara, Lion Air, Wings Air, Citilink, Sky Aviation, Trans Nusa Aviation, Indonesia Air Transport (Non-Regular), and Travira Air (Non-Regular). International route served by Silk Air and AirAsia. On October 20, 2011 President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono inaugurated this airport. Airport architecture has a typical traditional house Sasak, but of course using modern materials galvanized steel. Lombok can be reached by traveling through the air atapun land, from Jakarta or Surabaya trip with some airlines such as Garuda, Lion, Wing Air, Batavia and Merpati while of Bali only a few airlines that operates to Lombok as: Pigeons, Trigana and IAT , Data service: Domestic and International, distance from the town of Mataram 40 kilometers southeast. Data Intl: Runway: Heading 13/31, 2750m x 45m Naming airport Lombok International Airport, NTB Lombok International Airport (BIL) has proposed several names. In January 2009 the results of a public opinion poll conducted in Lombok indicate that the Lombok International Airport (BIL) was chosen by 40.4% of respondents, Sasak International Airport (BIS) 20%, Rinjani International Airport (BIR) 46 16.7%, Airports International Mandalika (BIM) 10.9%, Selaparang International Airport (SIA) 8%, Pejanggik International Airport (PIA) 2.9%, and Arya International Airport fragile Banjar (ABGIA). Location Location Lombok International Airport in Tanak Awu, Central Lombok, Lombok, Indonesia, southwest of the provincial capital city of Mataram West Nusa Tenggara and ± 8 kilometers southwest of the small town of Praya, Central Lombok district capital. The airport is built on an area of ​​550 hectares which cost Rp.625 billion (US $ 73.1 million). Purpose When the Lombok International Airport operates all the existing flight schedule at the airport Selaparang Lombok moved to the new airport. Due Selaparang can not accommodate wide-body aircraft, it is expected that international and domestic services will soon complement to the wide-bodied aircraft that could not land at Ampenan. Stages of development Runways, taxiways and aprons are in the final stages of construction and installation of facilities in the 3rd quarter of 2010. Terminal and other ancillary facilities in the final stages of completion at the end of September 2011. Date of opening the airport has been scheduled and then postponed several times. And announced to the official opening on October 1, is partly responding to the urgent need to operate before the start of Hajj flights by the end of 2011. Phase I (2006-2009) Runway: 45m x 2500m Apron: 52 074 m² Taxiway: 2 exit taxiway Terminal: 12,000 m² (passenger, VIP, Cargo) Parking: 17.500 m² Phase II (2013-2015) Runway: 45m x 2750m Apron: 63 294 m² Taxiway: 2 exit taxiway Terminal: 16.500 m² (2,4juta passengers per year) Parking: 29,100 m² Phase-III (2028) Runway: 45m x 3500 m Apron: 74 514 m² Taxiway: taxiway out of 12, two rapid exit taxiways, one parallel taxiway Terminal: 28.750 m² (3.25juta passengers per year) Parking: 29,100 m² LOMBOK TO USING AIRCRAFT Garuda, Merpati, and LION AIR has a fixed route Mataram flights from Jakarta, Denpasar and Surabaya and some of them connect to several destinations Abroad. SILK AIR pick the schedule direct flights from Singapore to the International Airport Selaparang, Lombok. MERPATI fly 5 times a day from Denpasar to Mataram and Merpati also offers fixed flight route towards Puau Bima- Sumbawa through Denpasar. TransNusa flying between Denpasar to Mataram every day and serving the route flight Mataram - Sumbawa - BIMA every 3 times a week. BATAVIA has scheduled daily flights from Mataram to several major cities throughout Indonesia. Travira Air serves the route flight to New Month-mining areas in Sumbawa West Nusa Tenggara. AIR WING IAT and serve the route every day from Selaparang Airport to International Airport Ngurah Rai - Bali. EAGLES started in April 2009 serving the route the prime MATARAM - DENPASAR - MATARAM every day.