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AirNav Indonesia confirms the commitment to strengthening national flight navigation service. The commitment was created through modernization of the system in four service centers, reinforcing operational facilities, and development of personnel competence.

AirNav Indonesia's commitment was revealed to be a warning of World Traffic Day, Tuesday (20 / 10).

Main Director of AirNav Indonesia, Avirianto Suratno, says the development is directed to support safety, reliability, and service efficiency, as well as strengthen support for air traffic guides or air traffic controllers.

"It was a commitment that we created through the renewal of systems and facilities, strengthening personnel skills, and the development of operational procedures. The air traffic guide must be supported by reliable devices and enough information to make the right decision," Avirianto says, "Tuesday (20 / 10).

Avirianto says AirNav has been operating an air traffic management system or air traffic management management system.

His operation took place gradually from November 2025 to the application at the New Jakarta Air Traffic Services Center on June 16, 2026. The modernization strengthens the flight control facilities when the plane is in the cruising phase or approaching the airport.

This system includes flight sequence and departure settings, air traffic flow management, aeronautics information, flight message exchange, as well as sound communication.

The integration of devices and information supports ATC in managing aircraft movements as well as co-ordinating. The arrival and departure device helps plan the service sequence, while air traffic flow management helps align the number of flights with service capacity.

"Our focus is to ensure the development of the facility answers operational needs. The device update must run along personnel readiness and procedure, so it can be used optimal in daily services," said Avirianto.

In terms of service development, AirNav implemented Free Route Operations (FRTO), which allowed the airline to plan the trajectory more efficiently based on weather conditions and operational needs. The application is gradually performed through trials, safety risk assessment, as well as coordinating with related regulator and service units.

In 2025, a total of 5.030 flights used the FRTO in the Jakarta flight service area and the Pending End, increased 82 percent than 2,770 flights in 2024. According to AirNa@@.