Indra, the global technology and consulting company, has taken a significant step in its expansion into Pacific Asia by being awarded a crucial contract to modernize air traffic management infrastructure in Indonesia. This project represents a significant step forward for the asian country, which seeks to optimize its airspace and improve the efficiency of its air operations.
The centerpiece of this contract is the implementation of the Indra's ManagAir system in the control center Jakarta, one of the two nerve centers of management of the air traffic in Indonesia. This automation solution, recognized worldwide for its effectiveness and reliability, will allow the country to more efficiently manage more than half of its airspace.
“With this contract, we are taking another step forward in our advancement of air traffic management systems in Asia-Pacific, a region that increasingly relies on Indra’s technology and our company’s ability to implement flexible and highly secure solutions tailored to its needs. The development of this project in Jakarta is fundamental to the roadmap outlined in the Leading the Future Strategic Plan for the ATM business,” he noted. Victor Martinez, general manager of ATM at Indra.
The modernization will allow Indonesia to adopt 4D trajectories, a technology that calculates more precise and efficient flight paths. This will not only improve flight punctuality and safety, but will also contribute to environmental sustainability by reducing fuel consumption and CO2 emissions.
In addition to the implementation of ManagAir, Indra will also provide its voice over Internet communication systems. IP GAREX, which will facilitate communication between air traffic controllers, pilots, and other stakeholders involved in air traffic management. This digital solution will ensure clear and secure communication, crucial elements for aviation safety.
The contract also includes the complete renewal of the approach air traffic management systems at the airports of Balikpapan, Medan and PontianakThis comprehensive upgrade will improve the efficiency and safety of operations at these important airport hubs.
Indra's presence in Pacific Asia extends beyond Indonesia. The company has already deployed its technology in three of the four control centers that manage Indian airspace, one of the busiest in Asia. It has also recently been awarded a contract to upgrade air traffic management systems in Ho Chi Minh, Vietnam, further strengthening its position in the region.
In addition, Indra's technology is present in other reference airspaces such as Chengdu y Xi'an in China, Incheon in South Korea, and in countries like Thailand, Mongolia and the Philippines.
Globally, Indra has equipped more than 11.000 air traffic facilities and has established itself as a global leader in the sector. Its portfolio of cutting-edge solutions covers the entire flight management process, from takeoff to landing.



