As the world’s largest archipelago with more than 17,000 islands, Indonesia relies heavily on air transportation to connect people and goods across its regions. This reliance creates a substantial and continuously growing demand for aviation services, particularly in aircraft maintenance. With dozens of operators serving the domestic market, the potential for Maintenance, Repair, and Overhaul (MRO) services is both significant and strategic.

Recognizing this opportunity, we are establishing Tiger Aerotech, an Aircraft Maintenance Organization (AMO) positioned to deliver cost-efficient, reliable solutions for operators. As the aviation industry in Indonesia and the wider region expands, airlines are increasingly seeking MRO providers that can offer competitive pricing without compromising safety or quality. Our objective is to meet this demand by becoming a trusted alternative to existing local providers.

To begin operations, Tiger Aerotech will have base operation in Jakarta, but we also have access to some suitable facilities. We will utilize hangar at Hussein Sastranegara Airport, Bandung Airport ( IATA: BDO) and Juanda Airport (IATA: SUB). These two facilities give us strategic location—just around one hour’s flight from Soekarno-Hatta International Airport—the facility presents an ideal location for Aircraft Maintenance project.

For future expansion, we plan to build Wide Body hangar in Kertajati Arport with two (2) bays, suitable for A330, B747 and B777 maintenance.