Pontianak, 29 June 2026 — PT Gapura Angkasa once again demonstrated its commitment to supporting international air connectivity by providing ground handling services for Scoot’s inaugural Singapore–Pontianak–Singapore route at Supadio Airport, Pontianak.

The inaugural service operated as flight TR328 from Singapore Changi Airport to Pontianak, followed by flight TR329 from Pontianak to Singapore. The new route is served by an Embraer E190-E2 aircraft.

Scoot has officially commenced operations in Pontianak with three weekly flights. The launch forms part of the airline’s network expansion in Indonesia, providing greater travel options for the people of West Kalimantan to Singapore and onward destinations through Changi Airport.

In supporting the inaugural flight, Gapura Angkasa’s operational team ensured that all ground handling services were delivered with a strong emphasis on safety, security, service quality, and punctuality. Comprehensive coordination was carried out with the airline, airport operator, and relevant stakeholders to ensure smooth arrival and departure processes.

Scoot’s trust in Gapura Angkasa as its ground handling service provider reflects the company’s commitment to delivering high-standard operational services for both domestic and international airlines. This support also forms part of Gapura Angkasa’s contribution to strengthening air connectivity and promoting the growth of tourism, trade, and regional economic development.

The launch of the direct Pontianak–Singapore route carries strategic importance for West Kalimantan by facilitating mobility for travellers and business communities while providing broader access to international destinations through Singapore. The additional service further strengthens the connectivity of the Singapore Airlines Group network via Singapore.

Through competent human resources, operational readiness, and strong coordination, PT Gapura Angkasa remains committed to delivering safe, reliable, and high-quality ground handling services in support of smooth flight operations and the continued advancement of Indonesia’s aviation industry.