Ahead of IMF Meeting, Bali Airport Add 40 Reporting Desk

INDUSTRY.co.id - Denpasar - I Gusti Ngurah Rai International Airport, Bali, will add 40 reporting desk at the international terminal to accommodate high international passengers including ahead of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and World Bank meetings in October 2018.

General Manager of PT Angkasa Pura I I Gusti Ngurah Rai International Airport Yanus Suprayogi in Denpasar, Saturday, said it allocates a budget of about Rp112 billion to establish a "check-in counter" is.

According to Yanus, the addition of an international route reporting table is planned to be paralleled with development preparations to welcome the IMF and World Bank meetings currently in the tender stage.

The plan, the reporting table that will stand on the second floor or in the promenade area in front of the gate of the current international departure terminal.

Yanus explained that the addition of the reporting table was a small part of the major infrastructure development plan at the local airport including the expansion of apron or airplane parking space planned to be built west of the runway or close to the VVIP-1 terminal.

He said that for the first phase of the development of the apron, an area of ​​approximately 48 hectares of the total 84 hectares of land is planned to be carried out by reclaiming the west coast near the runway or near the VVIP terminal.

The construction of the apron is estimated to cost around Rp1.7 trillion, which is planned to be implemented by the end of this year.