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Kalimantan Flights Disrupted, Non-Subsidised Fuel Prices

Forest fires disrupt flights in Kalimantan; non-subsidised fuel prices set to rise, impacting logistics and transport costs.

· · 3 sources

The picture Deteriorating

Business conditions in Indonesia are deteriorating due to disruptions in Kalimantan flights and rising non-subsidised fuel prices, impacting logistics and transport costs.

In this briefing Bahlil Lahadalia · Ministry of Investment of Indonesia · Kalimantan · Indonesian Ministry of Transportation · PT ASDP Indonesia Ferry · Ketapang-Gilimanuk ferry route

Regulation

  • energy
  • logistics

Non-subsidised fuel prices in Indonesia to rise

a car is parked at a gas station
Aldrin Rachman Pradana / Unsplash

Bahlil Lahadalia, Indonesia's Minister of Investment, announced that non-subsidised fuel prices are expected to rise due to global oil price fluctuations, according to okezone.com. The price adjustments follow increases recorded on 1 and 2 September 2026. The government is monitoring the situation closely to mitigate the impact on the domestic market. This development could affect transportation and logistics costs across various sectors.

Impact Transport operators and logistics firms face increased costs due to rising non-subsidised fuel prices.

Sources: okezone.com ↗

Disruption

  • logistics
  • tourism

Kalimantan forest fires disrupt 409 flights

Forest fires in Kalimantan have severely disrupted air travel, affecting 409 flights, according to okezone.com. The fires have caused significant operational challenges due to thick haze covering airports in the region. Authorities are working to manage the situation and minimise further disruptions. The incident highlights the ongoing environmental challenges faced by the region, impacting both domestic and international travel.

Impact Airlines and passengers experience delays and cancellations, affecting logistics and tourism in Kalimantan.

Sources: okezone.com ↗

Internal tension

Nothing significant reported today.

Safety & health

Nothing significant reported today.

Companies

  • logistics

ASDP enhances Ketapang-Gilimanuk ferry services

PT ASDP Indonesia Ferry (Persero) has announced efforts to strengthen ferry services on the Ketapang-Gilimanuk route, according to ANTARA News. The company aims to improve the flow of logistics and passenger mobility between Java and Bali by enhancing operational efficiency and service quality. This initiative is part of a broader strategy to support regional connectivity and economic activities.

Impact Logistics companies and passengers using the Ketapang-Gilimanuk route benefit from improved ferry services.

Sources: ANTARA News ↗

Markets

Nothing significant reported today.

Trade

Nothing significant reported today.

Politics

Nothing significant reported today.

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