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Indonesian aviation tax and transport regulatory reforms

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The Indonesian Ministry of Transportation is developing policies to advancing regulatory and economic reforms across the aviation, land, and digital transport sectors. To maintain affordable airfares for the 2026/2027 Christmas and New Year holiday period. A key measure under consideration is period, authorities are preparing a Government-Borne Value Added Tax (PPN-DTP) stimulus, which is expected to follow the current 11 percent VAT rate. Implementing regulations are currently being drafted as a Ministry of Finance Regulation and are undergoing a harmonization process. Beyond tax incentives, authorities are reviewing adjustments to Passenger Service Charges (PSC) and fuel surcharges to balance consumer affordability with industry sustainability. To manage increased holiday travel, officials are also prioritizing aircraft inspections stimulus and coordinating rotations to prevent delays. finalizing new regulations regarding upper fare limits. Minister of Transportation Dudy Purwagandhi has expanded the Ministry’s strategic scope to include broader emphasized strengthening safety standards through increased operator supervision and regulatory reforms. New management rules are being developed that would require mandatory competency assessments for directors and commissioners of public transport companies. To prevent business competition executives. In the land transport sector, the Directorate General of Land Transportation is utilizing a Terminal Online System to monitor Intercity Interprovincial (AKAP) bus services. Data from compromising safety, January to October 2026 reveals that over 55% of arriving bus trips at Type A terminals showed indications of violations, primarily involving route deviations. Regarding digital platforms, the Ministry government is considering expanding minimum working to include online motorcycle taxis (ojol) under the public transportation category within the revised Traffic and maximum fare regulations Road Transport Law. This legislative change aims to all transport modes. clarify the rights and obligations of drivers and operators while addressing ongoing discussions regarding the protection, flexibility, and social security of digital platform workers. In the maritime sector, stricter rules for heavy goods are being continue to be implemented, with operators such as PT Pelni and PT ASDP instructed to separate passenger and freight services. Additionally, the government is working to include online motorcycle taxis (ojol) under the public transportation category through legislative changes, which may include new classifications for digital platform workers to clarify rights and social security. To improve connectivity, the Ministry is supporting continues to support the expansion of Transjakarta into sea and air sectors to create foster an integrated multi-modal system.

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  1. 2026-10-04 15:59 UTC Indonesian aviation tax and transport regulatory reforms
  2. 2026-10-04 04:51 UTC Indonesian aviation tax and transport regulatory reforms
  3. 2026-10-03 01:33 UTC Indonesian aviation tax and cost management

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