Getting Ready For An Increase In Passenger Trends At The Airport, Angkasa Pura I Projects Breakthrough Of 130 Thousand Per Day During December 2021
JAKARTA - PT Angkasa Pura I (Persero) or AP I recorded an increase in the trend of passengers from October to December at this time. In fact, it is projected that the increase in passengers will reach 130 thousand per day during December.
AP I President Director, Faik Fahmi, said that the average passenger per day was around 230 thousand people in normal conditions before the COVID-19 pandemic. However, this number had dropped to 20,000 to 30,000 per day during the peak of COVID-19 cases.
However, Faik said that currently, his condition has started to improve along with the massive vaccination carried out by the government. He said, until December 7, the average daily passenger at the airport managed by Angkasa Pura I had reached 118 thousand people per day.
"If we look at the statistical data in October, the average passenger per day for Angkasa Pura I from 15 airports is around 95 passengers per day. Then it rises again in November to around 111 thousand per day. On the 7th, the average per day is 118,000", he said in a virtual press conference, Wednesday, December 8.
Seeing the increasing traffic, Faik projects that during this December the average number of passengers will reach around 130 per day.
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"We have an internal calculation, we will reach the break-even at 135 thousand passengers per day. So if I project January-December it could be 130 thousand", he said.
In addition, Faik projects that the profit and loss in 2021 will still be minus IDR 3.24 trillion. Meanwhile, the debt burden to creditors and investors until November 2021 is IDR 28 trillion. Then obligations to employees and suppliers are around IDR 4.7 trillion. So the total liability is around IDR 32.7 trillion.
"With these conditions, we project that our profit and loss in 2021 may still be minus IDR 3.24 trillion, with EBITDA minus IDR 209 billion and cash flow will also be minus IDR 1.1 trillion", he explained.