Passenger Movement At Halim Airport Sets Highest Record At D+2 Lebaran 2023

Halim Perdanakusuma Airport, East Jakarta. (ANTARA-M Risyal Hidayat)

Halim Perdanakusuma Airport, East Jakarta, noted that the movement of passengers on the 2023 Lebaran backflow increased significantly on D+2 or Tuesday, April 25, as many as 15,615 people.

From the data collected, the number of passenger movements on D+2 was 8,745 people with 70 flights. Meanwhile, 6,870 people departed from Halim with 66 flights. So that day, Halim Airport served 136 departure and arrival flights.

Citing data on the movement of passengers served from the 2023 Eid Transport Monitoring Post at Halim Airport via Antara, Wednesday, April 26, the highest number of passengers on D+2 during the 2023 Eid holiday such as D-3 or Wednesday 19 April and D+1 on Monday 24 April.

The number of passengers at Halim Airport on Wednesday 19 April or D-3 was recorded at 13,801 passengers with 149 flights, consisting of 4,908 people arriving and 8,893 departing.

This number decreased on D-2 Thursday 20 April, a total of 13,011 people with 158 flights, then decreased again on D-1, Friday 21 April, as many as 11,415 passengers with 137 flights, consisting of 3,018 arrivals and 8,397 departures.

Meanwhile, on Eid al-Fitr (H 1), Saturday, April 22, a total of 7,070 passengers consisting of 2,271 arrivals and 4,799 departures. And on Sunday 2 April 23, there were a total of 8,668 people consisting of 3,491 arrivals and 5,177 departures.

Meanwhile, on D+1, Monday, April 24, 10,663 passengers were recorded, consisting of 5,682 arrivals and 4,981 departures.

Halim Perdanakusuma Airport has predicted that the peak of the flow of the sweep will occur on Tuesday, April 25 and Wednesday, April 26 considering that the holiday period for Eid al-Fitr 1444 Hijri/2023 has ended.

"Yes, it is true that there was a peak backflow yesterday (April 25)," said Executive General Manager Colonel Nav. Insan Nanjaya.

There are only two airlines at Halim Airport, serving favorite routes such as Yogyakarta, Kuala Namu, Pekanbaru, Surabaya, Denpasar.