Lombok SEZ Infrastructure Airport Port Power
The Lombok SEZ offers a robust infrastructure framework designed to support diverse investment activities. Central to its operational efficiency are modern air and sea connectivity points, alongside a reliable and expanding power grid. Lombok International Airport (BIL) provides direct air access and cargo facilities, while strategic ports like Lembar and Teluk Awang ensure efficient maritime logistics. Furthermore, consistent power and utility provision underscore the zone’s commitment to facilitating seamless business operations for all stakeholders within the Lombok SEZ. This foundational infrastructure is crucial for realizing the zone’s economic potential.
Air Connectivity: Lombok International Airport (BIL)
Lombok International Airport (Bandara Internasional Lombok – BIL), officially known as Zainuddin Abdul Madjid International Airport (IATA: LOP, ICAO: WADL), serves as the primary air gateway to West Nusa Tenggara and the Lombok SEZ. Located approximately 30 kilometers south of Mataram and strategically positioned relative to the Mandalika area, BIL provides essential air links for both passengers and cargo. Its modern facilities are designed to accommodate a growing volume of air traffic, supporting tourism, business travel, and freight logistics for investors operating within the zone.
Strategic Location and Capacity
BIL’s location was specifically chosen to enhance accessibility to the southern coast of Lombok, including the Mandalika SEZ. The airport currently features a single runway, which has undergone extensions to accommodate larger aircraft types. Its terminal infrastructure includes dedicated sections for domestic and international arrivals and departures, along with necessary support services. Its design capacity supports substantial passenger throughput, essential for regional tourism and business.