Indonesia’s state port operator Pelindo plans to begin trials of an electronic pilotage system at four ports in September, seeking to improve efficiency and cut costs while keeping human pilots at the heart of vessel safety. The planned introduction of e-pilotage will not eliminate the need for pilots, industry officials said on the sidelines of…
As ships navigate some of the world’s busiest and most challenging waterways, the people guiding them through narrow channels, crowded ports and difficult conditions are facing a rapidly changing maritime landscape. More than 500 maritime professionals from around the world gathered in Bali this week to discuss how marine pilots can keep pace with those…
JICT’s ‘Merdeka Fest’ highlights terminal workers’ contribution to logistics, safety, governance and economic activity as Indonesia marks 81st Independence Day Indonesia’s port workers play a critical role in keeping the country’s trade and logistics networks moving, PT Jakarta International Container Terminal (JICT) said on Friday, as it marked the country’s 81st Independence Day. JICT held…
The successful berthing of the MV Blanco Ace highlights Patimban’s growing capacity to handle large vessels and support Indonesia’s automotive exports and supply chains The successful berthing trial of the MV Blanco Ace at Patimban Port marks a milestone in the development of the West Java facility as a gateway for Indonesia’s logistics and supply…
Free Gada Pratama training and certification help residents near PT Terminal Teluk Lamong strengthen professional skills, improve employment prospects and build greater community self-reliance PT Terminal Teluk Lamong (TTL) is strengthening its commitment to community development by providing free security training and certification to residents living near its operational area, helping them gain professional skills…
Hundreds of maritime leaders, experts and pilots will gather in Bali to advance safety, innovation, sustainability and international cooperation while showcasing Indonesia’s maritime ambitions to the world Indonesia is preparing to put its maritime ambitions in the international spotlight as hundreds of maritime pilots, officials and industry leaders gather in Bali for the 27th International…
New Johor warehouse strengthens DP World’s contract logistics footprint, connecting Malaysia and Singapore while supporting growing supply chain demand across key regional industries DP World has opened a new warehouse in Johor, Malaysia, as part of an expansion of its contract logistics operations across Southeast Asia, the company said on Thursday. The 11,514-square-metre facility is…
Indonesia’s transportation and warehousing sector expanded 5.65% in the second quarter, prompting logistics companies to explore diversification while managing operational and financial risks Indonesia’s economy grew 5.29% year-on-year in the second quarter of 2026, while the transportation and warehousing sector expanded 5.65%, according to Statistics Indonesia (BPS) data, underscoring opportunities for logistics companies to seek…
The state ferry operator targets a mid-2027 launch for a RoRo service linking Batam and Johor Malaysia to expand cross-border logistics and trade PT ASDP Indonesia Ferry (Persero) is preparing to launch a roll-on/roll-off (RoRo) ferry service linking Batam in Indonesia with Johor in Malaysia by mid-2027, as the state-owned ferry operator seeks to expand…
A surge in vessel traffic at Indonesia’s Patimban Port is opening a new growth avenue for public listed company PT Jasa Armada Indonesia Tbk (IPCM), as the West Java gateway moves beyond its role as an automotive export hub and begins attracting regular international container services. For IPCM, the pilotage and towage provider within the…
