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PT Dirgantara Indonesia/Indonesian Aerospace
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PT. Dirgantara Indonesia (Persero)
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Private
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1976
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PT Dirgantara Indonesia (PTDI), branded as Indonesian Aerospace, is Indonesia's state-owned aircraft manufacturer founded in 1976 and headquartered in Bandung, West Java. It is the only aircraft manufacturer in Indonesia and Southeast Asia and operates as a member of DEFEND ID, the state-owned defense industry holding company led by PT Len Industri. The company designs, manufactures, and supports fixed-wing aircraft (N219 Nurtanio 19-seat transport, CN235-220 jointly developed with Airbus, NC212i utility transport) and rotary-wing platforms (H225M, H125M, H135M/H145M, AS565 MBe, Bell 412EP), alongside engineering services and indigenous defense systems including the Black Eagle MALE UAV, Wulung UAV, KFX/IFX fighter program, rocket and missile systems, and flight simulators.

PTDI operates across four business pillars: (1) aircraft manufacturing and sales to Indonesian government and military customers as well as international defense buyers; (2) aerostructure component supply as a tier-one supplier embedded in global OEM programs for Airbus (A380, A320/A321, MK II Super Puma), Boeing (737/767/777), and Bell Helicopters (Bell 412); (3) aircraft MRO services as a DGCA-certified Authorized Maintenance Organization and Design Organization Approval holder; and (4) engineering services covering mission system integration, simulator development, and weapon systems. The business model relies on long-cycle government-to-government defense contracts, multi-year OEM supply agreements, and after-sales support to a customer base spanning 11+ countries including Malaysia, South Korea, Brunei, Thailand, Pakistan, Turkey, and the Philippines. Revenue is not publicly disclosed; FY2025 reporting showed a 345.97% net profit increase versus FY2024 and a KPI score of 100.65 against a target of 100.

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PT Dirgantara Indonesia (Indonesian Aerospace) is Indonesia's state-owned aircraft manufacturer, founded 1976 in Bandung, producing fixed-wing and rotary-wing aircraft, aerostructures for Airbus/Boeing/Bell, MRO services, and indigenous defense systems for military and civil customers globally.

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Operating
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1,001–5,000
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HeadquartersBandung, Indonesia
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Bandung
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Indonesia
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Asia
Markets served

Serves global market

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Keyword5 values
aircraft manufacturing, military aerospace, aerostructure components, defense systems, aircraft MRO
Industry4 codes
1Commercial Aircraft Manufacturing (Fixed-Wing)
CodeIMABAAAAPrimaryYes
2Special-Mission Fixed-Wing Aircraft Manufacturing (ISR, AEW&C, Patrol)
CodeIMABAAAHPrimaryNo
3Component MRO (LRU/Rotables, Hydraulics, Pneumatics)
CodeIMABALADPrimaryNo
4Civil/Commercial Helicopter Manufacturing
CodeIMABABAAPrimaryNo
NAICS code4 codes
  • Aircraft Manufacturing336411
  • Aerospace Product and Parts Manufacturing33641
  • Other Aircraft Parts and Auxiliary Equipment Manufacturing336413
  • Guided Missile and Space Vehicle Manufacturing336414
SIC code4 codes
  • Aircraft & Parts3720
  • Aircraft3721
  • Aircraft Parts & Auxiliary Equipment, Nec3728
  • Guided Missiles & Space Vehicles & Parts3760
Product category
Aerospace and Defense Manufacturing
GTM motion2 records

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Revenue model4 records
1Aircraft Manufacturing and Sales
TypeHardware Sales
Description

PTDI manufactures and sells fixed-wing aircraft (N219, CN235-220, NC212i) and rotary-wing helicopters (H225M, H125M, H135M/H145M, AS565 MBe, Bell 412EP) to government military customers (Indonesian Air Force, Navy) and commercial/civil operators. Revenue is generated through direct aircraft sales, with the N219 TKDN of 44.69% qualifying for government procurement preferences.

indonesian-aerospace.com
2Aerostructure Component Supply
TypeHardware Sales
Description

PTDI serves as a tier-one aerostructure supplier to global OEMs including Airbus (A380, A320/A321), and Bell Helicopters, producing wings, fuselages, tail booms, doors, pylons, and other components for commercial and military aircraft programs. This generates recurring revenue through long-term supply contracts.

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3Aircraft Maintenance, Repair, and Overhaul (MRO)
TypeProfessional Services
Description

PTDI provides full-range aircraft maintenance services for its own products and non-PTDI aircraft (Boeing 737 series, helicopters). As an Authorized Maintenance Organization (AMO) certified to CASR 145, it offers scheduled inspections (C Check, D Check), refurbishment, modification, engine services, and component repair.

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4Engineering Services and Weapon Systems
TypeProfessional Services
Description

PTDI provides mission system integration, simulator technology, UAV systems, rocket and missile systems, airport design, software development, IT consulting, and communication technology services. This includes development of derivative defense products and defense maintenance systems.

indonesian-aerospace.com
Marketing channels7 records

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Distribution channels5 records

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Cost components5 values
Personnel, Supply Chain, Technology or R&D, Operations, Infrastructure
Pricing details2 tiers
1N219 Aircraft - Government and commercial sales contract for 4 aircraft signed with PT Mitra Aviasi Perkasa in May 2026, covering aircraft procurement, training, and technical publications. Pricing not publicly disclosed.
ModelOne time/ perpetual licenseBilling cadenceMulti-year contract
Notes

Contract scope includes 4 N219 cargo aircraft, equipment, training, and technical publications. Delivered in stages after contract effectiveness. First N219 commercial market contract with private buyer.

indonesian-aerospace.com
2Corporate financial performance: net profit increased 345.97% in FY2025 compared to FY2024; KPI score of 100.65 against target of 100.
ModelOtherBilling cadenceAnnual
Notes

Revenue and profit figures are reported internally to shareholders at annual RUPS. No public revenue or pricing data disclosed externally.

indonesian-aerospace.com
GTM typeB2B
B2B
Offering typeHardware or Manufacturing
Hardware or Manufacturing
Core offering1 text field

PT Dirgantara Indonesia (PTDI) designs, manufactures, and sells fixed-wing aircraft (N219 Nurtanio, CN235-220, NC212i) and rotary-wing helicopters (H225M, H125M, H135M/H145M, AS565 MBe, Bell 412EP) for military and civil operators. The company also produces UAVs (Black Eagle MALE, Wulung), rocket and missile systems, flight simulators, and aerostructure components (wings, fuselages, tailbooms) for global OEMs Airbus, Boeing, and Bell Helicopters. PTDI provides certified aircraft MRO services, engineering services, and weapon systems as Indonesia's only domestic aircraft manufacturer.

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  • N219 aircraft operates on runways under 1 km and unpaved surfaces with very low stall speed for difficult terrain, enabling air access to remote Indonesian 3TP regions
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PT Dirgantara Indonesia (PTDI) operates as Indonesia's state-owned aerospace manufacturer with a comprehensive portfolio spanning aircraft manufacturing, aerostructure production, and engineering services. The company's core aircraft products include the domestically-developed N219 (19-seat transport), CN235-220 (jointly developed with Airbus, available in civil, military, and special mission variants), and NC212i utility transport. PTDI manufactures rotary-wing aircraft including H225M heavy helicopter, H125M armed scout, H135M/H145M light twins, AS565 MBe naval variant, and BELL 412EP. The company serves as a global aerostructure supplier for Airbus (A320/A321, A380), Boeing (737, 767, 777), and Airbus Helicopters (Super Puma family). Engineering capabilities include UAV systems (Black Eagle MALE, Wulung), the KFX/IFX fighter program, rocket and missile weapon systems, and various flight simulators. PTDI also provides comprehensive MRO services as an Authorized Maintenance Organization with DGCA and international certifications. The product architecture follows a platform-based approach where aircraft are offered in multiple mission configurations with shared manufacturing infrastructure and global supply chain integration.

Product and service23 records
1N219 Nurtanio Aircraft
CategoryFixed-wing aircraft
Description

A new generation 19-seat multi-purpose aircraft featuring the largest cabin cross-section in its class, advanced avionics, fixed tricycle landing gear, wide cargo door, and short-field takeoff capability (under 1 km unpaved runways) with domestic component level (TKDN) of 44.69%. Suitable for passenger transport, troop transportation, medical evacuation, cargo transport, and surveillance/SAR missions. Designed for government and commercial operators in remote regions.

2CN235-220 Multi-Purpose Aircraft
CategoryFixed-wing aircraft
Description

Multi-purpose aircraft with Short Take-Off and Landing (STOL) capability at 800-meter rugged airstrips, powered by two General Electric CT7-9C turboprop engines (1,750 SHP each) with up to 11 hours endurance. Available in civil transport, military transport, MSA (Maritime Surveillance), MPA (Maritime Patrol), and ASW (Anti-Submarine Warfare) variants. Jointly developed with CASA/Airbus Defense & Space; over 300 aircraft produced across multiple versions globally.

3NC212i Utility Transport Aircraft
CategoryFixed-wing aircraft
Description

Upgraded version of NC212-200/400 utility transport aircraft, of which PTDI is the sole manufacturer. Equipped with artificial rain-making capability and suitable for VIP transport, medical evacuation, sea pollution monitoring, and cargo/logistics delivery. Operated by Indonesian Air Force, Pakistan Air Force, Republic of Korea Air Force, and other customers.

4H225M Combat Helicopter
CategoryRotary-wing aircraft
Description

Heavy class 11-ton twin-engine multi-role combat helicopter capable of operating from ships and shore, with maximum range of 909 km using standard tanks. Used for combat missions, troop transport, VIP transport, casualty evacuation, and sling load operations. Operated by Indonesian Air Force.

5H125M Armed Scout Helicopter
CategoryRotary-wing aircraft
Description

Light class armed scout helicopter designed for all military operations with low detectability and equipped with weapon systems. Combines optimal safety and performance with easy maintenance in extreme conditions, featuring high maximum speed, fast cruise speed, endurance, night firing capability, and high maneuverability.

6H135M/H145M Light Twin Helicopter
CategoryRotary-wing aircraft
Description

Light twin-engine rotorcraft featuring bearingless main rotor, Fenestron shrouded tail rotor, and advanced avionics. Known for endurance, compact build, low sound levels, reliability, versatility, and cost-competitiveness with lowest operating and maintenance costs in the twin-engine category.

7AS565 MBe Naval Helicopter
CategoryRotary-wing aircraft
Description

Helicopter used by Indonesian Navy with low operating costs, easy maintenance, and maximum payload of 4,500 kg. Used for EEZ surveillance, maritime counter-terrorism, piracy control, search and rescue, medical evacuation, and anti-submarine warfare operations.

8Bell 412EP Medium Helicopter
CategoryRotary-wing aircraft
Description

Medium class helicopter featuring Bell BasiX Pro integrated avionics with four LCD multi-function displays, Garmin GTN-750 with WAAS GPS navigation, terrain data displays, and ADS-B capability. Equipped with transmissions with chip detection and debris collection.

9Black Eagle MALE UAV
CategoryUnmanned aerial vehicles
Description

Advanced Medium Altitude Long Endurance unmanned aerial vehicle for reconnaissance missions, target detection/identification using EO/IR payloads, and search & rescue operations. Features payload capacity up to 300 kg, data link range up to 250 km, and automatic return-home capability upon data link loss.

10Wulung UAV
CategoryUnmanned aerial vehicles
Description

Manually or automatically remotely controlled UAV made of composite materials with pusher-type single-piston engine. IMAA certified and equipped with a single Ground Control Station for Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (ISR) missions.

11KFX/IFX Fighter Aircraft
CategoryDefense systems
Description

Multi-role medium-size fighter with stealth design, advanced avionics/sensors, smart weapons, enhanced survivability, and high maneuverability. Empty weight 12t, max take-off weight 26t, powered by F414 engine with 196 kN thrust. Developed under cooperation with Korea Aerospace Industries (KAI) for Indonesian Air Force KF-21 Boramae acquisition.

12Rocket and Missile Systems
CategoryDefense systems
Description

Indigenous rocket systems including WAFAR RD-702, WAFAR RD-7011, FFAR RD-707 (70mm), FFAR RD-709 (70mm), FFAR RD-701 (70mm), FFAR RD-7010 (70mm), FFAR RD-706 (70mm), FFAR RD-708 (70mm); and long-range missile development for territorial defense against external threats. Designed for Indonesia's national defense.

13H225M Full Flight Simulator
CategoryEngineering services and training systems
Description

Full flight simulator for H225M helicopter featuring 6-axis electric motion system, 10-channel direct projection visual system, night flight and NVG training, and mission-specific Indonesian Air Force training capabilities.

14N219 Engineering Flight Simulator
CategoryEngineering services and training systems
Description

Engineering flight simulator for N219 aircraft design validation, handling quality testing, pilot familiarization, flight rehearsal, and flight test engineering training.

15CN235-220M Operational Flight Trainer
CategoryEngineering services and training systems
Description

Operational flight trainer for CN235-220M pilots providing flight envelope training, normal/abnormal/emergency operations, cockpit management, and reduction of actual aircraft utilization during training.

16IFX Handling Quality Simulator
CategoryEngineering services and training systems
Description

Simulator for IFX fighter aircraft handling quality testing, pilot familiarization, flight control law development, and jet fighter flight simulator competency development.

17Airbus A380 Aerostructure Components
CategoryAerostructure components
Description

Manufacturing and sub-assembly of Inboard Outer Fixed Leading Edge (IOFLE) wing assembly for Airbus A380. Contract for 300 shipsets with current delivery at 107 units (36% complete), planned at 36 sets per year.

18Airbus A320/A321 Aerostructure Components
CategoryAerostructure components
Description

Aerostructure components for Airbus A320/A321 including leading edge components, pylon assembly components, and nose components through partnership with Spirit AeroSystems and Airbus Defence & Space since 2005.

19MK II Super Puma Aerostructure
CategoryAerostructure components
Description

Industrial framework agreement with Airbus Helicopters for MK II tail boom and fuselage production. PTDI as global supply chain has delivered fuselage and tail boom for 125 units of MK II H225 and H225M helicopters.

20Boeing Aerostructure Components
CategoryAerostructure components
Description

Aerostructure components supply for Boeing aircraft programs including 737, 767, and 777 as part of Boeing's expanding cooperation with PTDI.

21Aircraft MRO Services
CategoryAircraft and engine services
Description

Comprehensive aircraft maintenance, repair, and overhaul services including C Check and calendar inspection for CN-235 and C-212, Boeing 737 series maintenance up to D Check, and helicopter maintenance for various PTDI and non-PTDI products. Authorized Maintenance Organization (AMO) certified to CASR 145.

22Component MRO Services
CategoryAircraft and engine services
Description

Maintenance, repair, and overhaul services for aircraft components including propeller, landing gear, brake, helicopter dynamic component, mechanical accessories, electro-hydro-mechanical, electrical, battery, instrument, and avionic shops. Equipped with Southeast Asia's only Main Gearbox Test Stand.

23Aircraft Modification and Design Services
CategoryAircraft and engine services
Description

Aircraft repair and modification design services as Design Organization Approval (DOA) holder for CASR Part 23, 25, 27, 29 categories. Includes B737 mission system modification, CN235 mission system integration, and navigation training modifications.

Scale indicator9 records

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Partnership8 partners
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2026-05-06
Description

Indonesia's Ministry of National Development Planning/Bappenas signed a Joint Declaration of Intent with Airbus on May 6, 2026, to deepen aerospace partnership and position Indonesia as a regional manufacturing hub. Airbus projects Indonesia's aviation market could grow nearly fourfold by 2045 and expressed hope that PTDI could advance into a tier-one supplier. Airbus committed to technology transfer, manufacturing enhancement, and workforce development.

2PT Mitra Aviasi Perkasa (PT MAP)
Strategic tierStrategicTypeChannel Partner/ Reseller/ DistributorAnnounced on2026-05-05
Description

PTDI signed a sales and purchase contract for 4 N219 aircraft with PT MAP, acting as both buyer and operator. The contract includes aircraft procurement, training, and technical publications. Witnessed by Deputy Minister of Bappenas and Director of DGCA, representing the first N219 commercial market contract with a private company.

indonesian-aerospace.com
3Batam Aero Technic (BAT)
Strategic tierStrategicTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2026-04-10
Description

PTDI established a partnership with Batam Aero Technic to utilize resources supporting aircraft MRO activities. MoU signed by PTDI's Director of Commerce, Technology & Development Moh Arif Faisal and BAT's Director Capt. Daniel Putut Kuncoro Adi. BAT holds DGCA certification 145D-914 and other foreign certifications for aircraft maintenance and repair. Collaboration focuses on utilizing each party's resources, human resource development, and capturing growth in the after-sales services market.

indonesian-aerospace.com
Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2023-08-01
Description

Indonesia's procurement contract with TAI for 6 ANKA drones, announced in August 2023, remains inactive due to unresolved payment-related matters as of January 2025. PTDI confirmed that all procurement activities, technology transfers, and offset program components—including domestic assembly, maintenance capabilities, and UAV Center development—are on hold pending contract finalization.

Strategic tierStrategicTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Embraer and PTDI signed a Memorandum of Understanding at the Indonesia-Brazil CEO Forum on sidelines of the G20 Summit in Brazil to explore collaboration in commercial aviation, including joint studies in engineering and aerostructures supply. The agreement leverages PTDI's position as Indonesia's premier aerospace manufacturer and Embraer's 55 years of expertise.

Strategic tierCoreTypeTechnology or Integration
Description

Boeing announced plans to expand cooperation with PTDI, which currently supplies components for the 737, 767, and 777 aircraft programs. Boeing projects Indonesia will need 1,500 new aircraft over 20 years and expressed interest in joining Kadin as a knowledge partner. Boeing's MD for Indonesia made this statement at a meeting with Indonesian Chamber of Commerce and US-ASEAN Business Council.

Strategic tierStrategicTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Indonesia has engaged with KAI regarding KF-21 Boramae fighter jet acquisition (16 Block 2 aircraft through Korean Exim Bank financing). Indonesia previously sent PTDI engineers and Indonesian Air Force officers to KAI during the EMD phase. Discussions ongoing at Indonesian Ministry of Defense level with KAI and PTDI representatives. Original plan involved final assembly line in Bandung (joint design/joint production) but Indonesia shifted to direct purchase from South Korea.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

PTDI is a member company of DEFEND ID, the state-owned defense industry holding company led by PT Len Industri (Persero) as parent. DEFEND ID consists of PT Len Industri, PT Pindad, PT Dirgantara Indonesia, PT PAL Indonesia, and PT Dahana. The holding strengthens synergies, increases efficiency, and promotes national defense industry independence through technological mastery and industrial integration.

Recent move6 records

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Peers10 records
TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Global helicopter manufacturer (H125, H135, H145, H225, Tiger, NH90). PTDI produces fuselage and tailboom for the MK II H225/H225M Super Puma family under an Industrial Framework Agreement and distributes Airbus Helicopters products in Indonesia.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Global aerospace prime manufacturer of commercial aircraft (A220, A320 family, A330, A350, A380) and partner on the CN235 platform. Airbus is PTDI's largest aerostructure customer (A380, A320/A321, MK II Super Puma) and recently signed a declaration positioning PTDI as a future tier-one supplier.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

US commercial aircraft and defense prime. PTDI is a current Boeing supplier (737, 767, 777 components) and Boeing projects Indonesia needs 1,500 new aircraft over 20 years, indicating significant expansion opportunity for PTDI's role in the supply chain.

TypeDirect peer
Description

South Korea's flagship aerospace manufacturer producing the KF-21 fighter, T-50 trainer, FA-50 light attack, and helicopters. PTDI directly partners with KAI on the KF-21/IFX program and competes with KAI for emerging-market fighter and trainer opportunities across Southeast Asia.

TypeEmerging player
Description

Swiss manufacturer of the PC-6, PC-7, PC-12, and PC-21 turboprop platforms with strong presence in regional/utility transport and military trainer markets. Pilatus competes with PTDI's N219 and CN235 in the 19-seat short-field transport and trainer segments globally.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Brazilian commercial and defense aerospace manufacturer producing regional jets (E175/E190/E195), military platforms (Super Tucano, KC-390), and executive jets. Embraer signed an MoU with PTDI at the G20 Brazil summit to explore collaboration in commercial aviation and aerostructures.

TypeEmerging player
Description

Chinese state-owned aerospace conglomerate producing commercial aircraft (COMAC ARJ21, C919), military fighters (J-10, J-16, J-20), and helicopters. AVIC competes with PTDI in emerging-market defense and regional aircraft sales, often with deep state-backed financing.

TypeDirect peer
Description

India's state-owned aerospace manufacturer producing fixed-wing aircraft (HJT-36 Sitara, HTT-40), helicopters (Dhruv, Light Combat Helicopter), and aerostructures for global OEMs. Like PTDI, HAL serves as the national champion for indigenous aerospace capability, supplies Indian military, and acts as a tier supplier to Airbus/Boeing on metal-rich aerostructures.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Turkey's aerospace prime producing fixed-wing aircraft (Hürjet trainer, KAAN national fighter), helicopters (T625 Gökbey, T129 ATAK), and UAVs (ANKA, Bayraktar partners). PTDI has a stalled ANKA procurement partnership with TAI and competes with TAI in emerging-market UAV and trainer exports.

10GAM (Groupement Aeronautique Marocain) / Moroccan Aerospace
TypeRegional player
Description

Moroccan aerospace cluster (and similar emerging-market aerospace integrators) producing aerostructures for Airbus, Boeing, and Embraer in Africa. Like PTDI, these regional players pursue global OEM tier-supplier relationships to build indigenous capability.

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Ideal customer profile4 records

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PT Dirgantara Indonesia/Indonesian Aerospace

Aerospace and Defense Manufacturingindonesian-aerospace.com

PT Dirgantara Indonesia (Indonesian Aerospace) is Indonesia's state-owned aircraft manufacturer, founded 1976 in Bandung, producing fixed-wing and rotary-wing aircraft, aerostructures for Airbus/Boeing/Bell, MRO services, and indigenous defense systems for military and civil customers globally.

What PT Dirgantara Indonesia/Indonesian Aerospace does

PT Dirgantara Indonesia (PTDI), branded as Indonesian Aerospace, is Indonesia's state-owned aircraft manufacturer founded in 1976 and headquartered in Bandung, West Java. It is the only aircraft manufacturer in Indonesia and Southeast Asia and operates as a member of DEFEND ID, the state-owned defense industry holding company led by PT Len Industri. The company designs, manufactures, and supports fixed-wing aircraft (N219 Nurtanio 19-seat transport, CN235-220 jointly developed with Airbus, NC212i utility transport) and rotary-wing platforms (H225M, H125M, H135M/H145M, AS565 MBe, Bell 412EP), alongside engineering services and indigenous defense systems including the Black Eagle MALE UAV, Wulung UAV, KFX/IFX fighter program, rocket and missile systems, and flight simulators.

PTDI operates across four business pillars: (1) aircraft manufacturing and sales to Indonesian government and military customers as well as international defense buyers; (2) aerostructure component supply as a tier-one supplier embedded in global OEM programs for Airbus (A380, A320/A321, MK II Super Puma), Boeing (737/767/777), and Bell Helicopters (Bell 412); (3) aircraft MRO services as a DGCA-certified Authorized Maintenance Organization and Design Organization Approval holder; and (4) engineering services covering mission system integration, simulator development, and weapon systems. The business model relies on long-cycle government-to-government defense contracts, multi-year OEM supply agreements, and after-sales support to a customer base spanning 11+ countries including Malaysia, South Korea, Brunei, Thailand, Pakistan, Turkey, and the Philippines. Revenue is not publicly disclosed; FY2025 reporting showed a 345.97% net profit increase versus FY2024 and a KPI score of 100.65 against a target of 100.

PT Dirgantara Indonesia/Indonesian Aerospace firmographics

Firmographics
Name
PT Dirgantara Indonesia/Indonesian Aerospace
Legal name
PT. Dirgantara Indonesia (Persero)
Website
https://indonesian-aerospace.com
Company type
Private
Founded year
1976
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
1,001–5,000 employees
Short description
PT Dirgantara Indonesia (Indonesian Aerospace) is Indonesia's state-owned aircraft manufacturer, founded 1976 in Bandung, producing fixed-wing and rotary-wing aircraft, aerostructures for Airbus/Boeing/Bell, MRO services, and indigenous defense systems for military and civil customers globally.
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akta.pro rank

PT Dirgantara Indonesia/Indonesian Aerospace industry classification

Industry
Product category
Aerospace and Defense Manufacturing
NAICS
Aircraft Manufacturing (336411), Aerospace Product and Parts Manufacturing (33641), Other Aircraft Parts and Auxiliary Equipment Manufacturing (336413), Guided Missile and Space Vehicle Manufacturing (336414)
SIC
Aircraft & Parts (3720), Aircraft (3721), Aircraft Parts & Auxiliary Equipment, Nec (3728), Guided Missiles & Space Vehicles & Parts (3760)
akta.pro primary industry
Commercial Aircraft Manufacturing (Fixed-Wing) (IMABAAAA)
akta.pro secondary industries
Special-Mission Fixed-Wing Aircraft Manufacturing (ISR, AEW&C, Patrol) (IMABAAAH), Component MRO (LRU/Rotables, Hydraulics, Pneumatics) (IMABALAD), Civil/Commercial Helicopter Manufacturing (IMABABAA)

Keywords

  • Aircraft manufacturing
  • Military aerospace
  • Aerostructure components
  • Defense systems
  • Aircraft MRO

Where PT Dirgantara Indonesia/Indonesian Aerospace is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Bandung
HQ country
Indonesia
HQ region
Asia

Offices4 records

Markets served

PT Dirgantara Indonesia/Indonesian Aerospace business model

Business model
GTM type
B2B
Offering type
Hardware or Manufacturing
Cost components
Personnel, Supply Chain, Technology or R&D, Operations, Infrastructure

Revenue model

  1. Aircraft Manufacturing and Sales: PTDI manufactures and sells fixed-wing aircraft (N219, CN235-220, NC212i) and rotary-wing helicopters (H225M, H125M, H135M/H145M, AS565 MBe, Bell 412EP) to government military customers (Indonesian Air Force, Navy) and commercial/civil operators. Revenue is generated through direct aircraft sales, with the N219 TKDN of 44.69% qualifying for government procurement preferences.
  2. Aerostructure Component Supply: PTDI serves as a tier-one aerostructure supplier to global OEMs including Airbus (A380, A320/A321), and Bell Helicopters, producing wings, fuselages, tail booms, doors, pylons, and other components for commercial and military aircraft programs. This generates recurring revenue through long-term supply contracts.
  3. Aircraft Maintenance, Repair, and Overhaul (MRO): PTDI provides full-range aircraft maintenance services for its own products and non-PTDI aircraft (Boeing 737 series, helicopters). As an Authorized Maintenance Organization (AMO) certified to CASR 145, it offers scheduled inspections (C Check, D Check), refurbishment, modification, engine services, and component repair.
  4. Engineering Services and Weapon Systems: PTDI provides mission system integration, simulator technology, UAV systems, rocket and missile systems, airport design, software development, IT consulting, and communication technology services. This includes development of derivative defense products and defense maintenance systems.

Pricing tiers

ModelBillingPrice
One time/ perpetual licenseMulti-year contractN219 Aircraft - Government and commercial sales contract for 4 aircraft signed with PT Mitra Aviasi Perkasa in May 2026, covering aircraft procurement, training, and technical publications. Pricing not publicly disclosed.
OtherAnnualCorporate financial performance: net profit increased 345.97% in FY2025 compared to FY2024; KPI score of 100.65 against target of 100.

Go-to-market motion2 records

Distribution channels5 records

Marketing channels7 records

PT Dirgantara Indonesia/Indonesian Aerospace product offering

Product offering

Core offering

PT Dirgantara Indonesia (PTDI) designs, manufactures, and sells fixed-wing aircraft (N219 Nurtanio, CN235-220, NC212i) and rotary-wing helicopters (H225M, H125M, H135M/H145M, AS565 MBe, Bell 412EP) for military and civil operators. The company also produces UAVs (Black Eagle MALE, Wulung), rocket and missile systems, flight simulators, and aerostructure components (wings, fuselages, tailbooms) for global OEMs Airbus, Boeing, and Bell Helicopters. PTDI provides certified aircraft MRO services, engineering services, and weapon systems as Indonesia's only domestic aircraft manufacturer.

Product overview

PT Dirgantara Indonesia (PTDI) operates as Indonesia's state-owned aerospace manufacturer with a comprehensive portfolio spanning aircraft manufacturing, aerostructure production, and engineering services. The company's core aircraft products include the domestically-developed N219 (19-seat transport), CN235-220 (jointly developed with Airbus, available in civil, military, and special mission variants), and NC212i utility transport. PTDI manufactures rotary-wing aircraft including H225M heavy helicopter, H125M armed scout, H135M/H145M light twins, AS565 MBe naval variant, and BELL 412EP. The company serves as a global aerostructure supplier for Airbus (A320/A321, A380), Boeing (737, 767, 777), and Airbus Helicopters (Super Puma family). Engineering capabilities include UAV systems (Black Eagle MALE, Wulung), the KFX/IFX fighter program, rocket and missile weapon systems, and various flight simulators. PTDI also provides comprehensive MRO services as an Authorized Maintenance Organization with DGCA and international certifications. The product architecture follows a platform-based approach where aircraft are offered in multiple mission configurations with shared manufacturing infrastructure and global supply chain integration.

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  • N219 Nurtanio Aircraft A new generation 19-seat multi-purpose aircraft featuring the largest cabin cross-section in its class, advanced avionics, fixed tricycle landing gear, wide cargo door, and short-field takeoff capability (under 1 km unpaved runways) with domestic component level (TKDN) of 44.69%. Suitable for passenger transport, troop transportation, medical evacuation, cargo transport, and surveillance/SAR missions. Designed for government and commercial operators in remote regions.
  • CN235-220 Multi-Purpose Aircraft Multi-purpose aircraft with Short Take-Off and Landing (STOL) capability at 800-meter rugged airstrips, powered by two General Electric CT7-9C turboprop engines (1,750 SHP each) with up to 11 hours endurance. Available in civil transport, military transport, MSA (Maritime Surveillance), MPA (Maritime Patrol), and ASW (Anti-Submarine Warfare) variants. Jointly developed with CASA/Airbus Defense & Space; over 300 aircraft produced across multiple versions globally.
  • NC212i Utility Transport Aircraft Upgraded version of NC212-200/400 utility transport aircraft, of which PTDI is the sole manufacturer. Equipped with artificial rain-making capability and suitable for VIP transport, medical evacuation, sea pollution monitoring, and cargo/logistics delivery. Operated by Indonesian Air Force, Pakistan Air Force, Republic of Korea Air Force, and other customers.
  • H225M Combat Helicopter Heavy class 11-ton twin-engine multi-role combat helicopter capable of operating from ships and shore, with maximum range of 909 km using standard tanks. Used for combat missions, troop transport, VIP transport, casualty evacuation, and sling load operations. Operated by Indonesian Air Force.
  • H125M Armed Scout Helicopter Light class armed scout helicopter designed for all military operations with low detectability and equipped with weapon systems. Combines optimal safety and performance with easy maintenance in extreme conditions, featuring high maximum speed, fast cruise speed, endurance, night firing capability, and high maneuverability.
  • H135M/H145M Light Twin Helicopter Light twin-engine rotorcraft featuring bearingless main rotor, Fenestron shrouded tail rotor, and advanced avionics. Known for endurance, compact build, low sound levels, reliability, versatility, and cost-competitiveness with lowest operating and maintenance costs in the twin-engine category.
  • AS565 MBe Naval Helicopter Helicopter used by Indonesian Navy with low operating costs, easy maintenance, and maximum payload of 4,500 kg. Used for EEZ surveillance, maritime counter-terrorism, piracy control, search and rescue, medical evacuation, and anti-submarine warfare operations.
  • Bell 412EP Medium Helicopter Medium class helicopter featuring Bell BasiX Pro integrated avionics with four LCD multi-function displays, Garmin GTN-750 with WAAS GPS navigation, terrain data displays, and ADS-B capability. Equipped with transmissions with chip detection and debris collection.
  • Black Eagle MALE UAV Advanced Medium Altitude Long Endurance unmanned aerial vehicle for reconnaissance missions, target detection/identification using EO/IR payloads, and search & rescue operations. Features payload capacity up to 300 kg, data link range up to 250 km, and automatic return-home capability upon data link loss.
  • Wulung UAV Manually or automatically remotely controlled UAV made of composite materials with pusher-type single-piston engine. IMAA certified and equipped with a single Ground Control Station for Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (ISR) missions.
  • KFX/IFX Fighter Aircraft Multi-role medium-size fighter with stealth design, advanced avionics/sensors, smart weapons, enhanced survivability, and high maneuverability. Empty weight 12t, max take-off weight 26t, powered by F414 engine with 196 kN thrust. Developed under cooperation with Korea Aerospace Industries (KAI) for Indonesian Air Force KF-21 Boramae acquisition.
  • Rocket and Missile Systems Indigenous rocket systems including WAFAR RD-702, WAFAR RD-7011, FFAR RD-707 (70mm), FFAR RD-709 (70mm), FFAR RD-701 (70mm), FFAR RD-7010 (70mm), FFAR RD-706 (70mm), FFAR RD-708 (70mm); and long-range missile development for territorial defense against external threats. Designed for Indonesia's national defense.
  • H225M Full Flight Simulator Full flight simulator for H225M helicopter featuring 6-axis electric motion system, 10-channel direct projection visual system, night flight and NVG training, and mission-specific Indonesian Air Force training capabilities.
  • N219 Engineering Flight Simulator Engineering flight simulator for N219 aircraft design validation, handling quality testing, pilot familiarization, flight rehearsal, and flight test engineering training.
  • CN235-220M Operational Flight Trainer Operational flight trainer for CN235-220M pilots providing flight envelope training, normal/abnormal/emergency operations, cockpit management, and reduction of actual aircraft utilization during training.
  • IFX Handling Quality Simulator Simulator for IFX fighter aircraft handling quality testing, pilot familiarization, flight control law development, and jet fighter flight simulator competency development.
  • Airbus A380 Aerostructure Components Manufacturing and sub-assembly of Inboard Outer Fixed Leading Edge (IOFLE) wing assembly for Airbus A380. Contract for 300 shipsets with current delivery at 107 units (36% complete), planned at 36 sets per year.
  • Airbus A320/A321 Aerostructure Components Aerostructure components for Airbus A320/A321 including leading edge components, pylon assembly components, and nose components through partnership with Spirit AeroSystems and Airbus Defence & Space since 2005.
  • MK II Super Puma Aerostructure Industrial framework agreement with Airbus Helicopters for MK II tail boom and fuselage production. PTDI as global supply chain has delivered fuselage and tail boom for 125 units of MK II H225 and H225M helicopters.
  • Boeing Aerostructure Components Aerostructure components supply for Boeing aircraft programs including 737, 767, and 777 as part of Boeing's expanding cooperation with PTDI.
  • Aircraft MRO Services Comprehensive aircraft maintenance, repair, and overhaul services including C Check and calendar inspection for CN-235 and C-212, Boeing 737 series maintenance up to D Check, and helicopter maintenance for various PTDI and non-PTDI products. Authorized Maintenance Organization (AMO) certified to CASR 145.
  • Component MRO Services Maintenance, repair, and overhaul services for aircraft components including propeller, landing gear, brake, helicopter dynamic component, mechanical accessories, electro-hydro-mechanical, electrical, battery, instrument, and avionic shops. Equipped with Southeast Asia's only Main Gearbox Test Stand.
  • Aircraft Modification and Design Services Aircraft repair and modification design services as Design Organization Approval (DOA) holder for CASR Part 23, 25, 27, 29 categories. Includes B737 mission system modification, CN235 mission system integration, and navigation training modifications.

Quantifiable outcome

  • N219 aircraft operates on runways under 1 km and unpaved surfaces with very low stall speed for difficult terrain, enabling air access to remote Indonesian 3TP regions
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Eight partnerships are on record, tiered core, strategic and minor.

  • AirbuscoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 6 May 2026Indonesia's Ministry of National Development Planning/Bappenas signed a Joint Declaration of Intent with Airbus on May 6, 2026, to deepen aerospace partnership and position Indonesia as a regional manufacturing hub. Airbus projects Indonesia's aviation market could grow nearly fourfold by 2045 and expressed hope that PTDI could advance into a tier-one supplier. Airbus committed to technology transfer, manufacturing enhancement, and workforce development.
  • PT Mitra Aviasi Perkasa (PT MAP)strategicChannel Partner/ Reseller/ Distributor · 5 May 2026PTDI signed a sales and purchase contract for 4 N219 aircraft with PT MAP, acting as both buyer and operator. The contract includes aircraft procurement, training, and technical publications. Witnessed by Deputy Minister of Bappenas and Director of DGCA, representing the first N219 commercial market contract with a private company.
  • Batam Aero Technic (BAT)strategicStrategic or Co-development Partner · 10 April 2026PTDI established a partnership with Batam Aero Technic to utilize resources supporting aircraft MRO activities. MoU signed by PTDI's Director of Commerce, Technology & Development Moh Arif Faisal and BAT's Director Capt. Daniel Putut Kuncoro Adi. BAT holds DGCA certification 145D-914 and other foreign certifications for aircraft maintenance and repair. Collaboration focuses on utilizing each party's resources, human resource development, and capturing growth in the after-sales services market.
  • Turkish Aerospace Industries (TAI)minorStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 August 2023Indonesia's procurement contract with TAI for 6 ANKA drones, announced in August 2023, remains inactive due to unresolved payment-related matters as of January 2025. PTDI confirmed that all procurement activities, technology transfers, and offset program components—including domestic assembly, maintenance capabilities, and UAV Center development—are on hold pending contract finalization.
  • EmbraerstrategicStrategic or Co-development PartnerEmbraer and PTDI signed a Memorandum of Understanding at the Indonesia-Brazil CEO Forum on sidelines of the G20 Summit in Brazil to explore collaboration in commercial aviation, including joint studies in engineering and aerostructures supply. The agreement leverages PTDI's position as Indonesia's premier aerospace manufacturer and Embraer's 55 years of expertise.
  • BoeingcoreTechnology or IntegrationBoeing announced plans to expand cooperation with PTDI, which currently supplies components for the 737, 767, and 777 aircraft programs. Boeing projects Indonesia will need 1,500 new aircraft over 20 years and expressed interest in joining Kadin as a knowledge partner. Boeing's MD for Indonesia made this statement at a meeting with Indonesian Chamber of Commerce and US-ASEAN Business Council.
  • Korea Aerospace Industries (KAI)strategicStrategic or Co-development PartnerIndonesia has engaged with KAI regarding KF-21 Boramae fighter jet acquisition (16 Block 2 aircraft through Korean Exim Bank financing). Indonesia previously sent PTDI engineers and Indonesian Air Force officers to KAI during the EMD phase. Discussions ongoing at Indonesian Ministry of Defense level with KAI and PTDI representatives. Original plan involved final assembly line in Bandung (joint design/joint production) but Indonesia shifted to direct purchase from South Korea.
  • DEFEND ID (Defense Industry Holding)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerPTDI is a member company of DEFEND ID, the state-owned defense industry holding company led by PT Len Industri (Persero) as parent. DEFEND ID consists of PT Len Industri, PT Pindad, PT Dirgantara Indonesia, PT PAL Indonesia, and PT Dahana. The holding strengthens synergies, increases efficiency, and promotes national defense industry independence through technological mastery and industrial integration.

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  • Airbus Helicopters: Global helicopter manufacturer (H125, H135, H145, H225, Tiger, NH90). PTDI produces fuselage and tailboom for the MK II H225/H225M Super Puma family under an Industrial Framework Agreement and distributes Airbus Helicopters products in Indonesia.
  • Airbus: Global aerospace prime manufacturer of commercial aircraft (A220, A320 family, A330, A350, A380) and partner on the CN235 platform. Airbus is PTDI's largest aerostructure customer (A380, A320/A321, MK II Super Puma) and recently signed a declaration positioning PTDI as a future tier-one supplier.
  • Boeing: US commercial aircraft and defense prime. PTDI is a current Boeing supplier (737, 767, 777 components) and Boeing projects Indonesia needs 1,500 new aircraft over 20 years, indicating significant expansion opportunity for PTDI's role in the supply chain.
  • Embraer: Brazilian commercial and defense aerospace manufacturer producing regional jets (E175/E190/E195), military platforms (Super Tucano, KC-390), and executive jets. Embraer signed an MoU with PTDI at the G20 Brazil summit to explore collaboration in commercial aviation and aerostructures.

Direct peers

  • Korea Aerospace Industries (KAI): South Korea's flagship aerospace manufacturer producing the KF-21 fighter, T-50 trainer, FA-50 light attack, and helicopters. PTDI directly partners with KAI on the KF-21/IFX program and competes with KAI for emerging-market fighter and trainer opportunities across Southeast Asia.
  • Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL): India's state-owned aerospace manufacturer producing fixed-wing aircraft (HJT-36 Sitara, HTT-40), helicopters (Dhruv, Light Combat Helicopter), and aerostructures for global OEMs. Like PTDI, HAL serves as the national champion for indigenous aerospace capability, supplies Indian military, and acts as a tier supplier to Airbus/Boeing on metal-rich aerostructures.
  • Turkish Aerospace Industries (TAI): Turkey's aerospace prime producing fixed-wing aircraft (Hürjet trainer, KAAN national fighter), helicopters (T625 Gökbey, T129 ATAK), and UAVs (ANKA, Bayraktar partners). PTDI has a stalled ANKA procurement partnership with TAI and competes with TAI in emerging-market UAV and trainer exports.

Emerging players

  • Pilatus Aircraft: Swiss manufacturer of the PC-6, PC-7, PC-12, and PC-21 turboprop platforms with strong presence in regional/utility transport and military trainer markets. Pilatus competes with PTDI's N219 and CN235 in the 19-seat short-field transport and trainer segments globally.
  • Aviation Industry Corporation of China (AVIC): Chinese state-owned aerospace conglomerate producing commercial aircraft (COMAC ARJ21, C919), military fighters (J-10, J-16, J-20), and helicopters. AVIC competes with PTDI in emerging-market defense and regional aircraft sales, often with deep state-backed financing.

Regional players

  • GAM (Groupement Aeronautique Marocain) / Moroccan Aerospace: Moroccan aerospace cluster (and similar emerging-market aerospace integrators) producing aerostructures for Airbus, Boeing, and Embraer in Africa. Like PTDI, these regional players pursue global OEM tier-supplier relationships to build indigenous capability.

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Frequently asked questions about PT Dirgantara Indonesia/Indonesian Aerospace

What does PT Dirgantara Indonesia/Indonesian Aerospace do?

PT Dirgantara Indonesia (PTDI) designs, manufactures, and sells fixed-wing aircraft (N219 Nurtanio, CN235-220, NC212i) and rotary-wing helicopters (H225M, H125M, H135M/H145M, AS565 MBe, Bell 412EP) for military and civil operators. The company also produces UAVs (Black Eagle MALE, Wulung), rocket and missile systems, flight simulators, and aerostructure components (wings, fuselages, tailbooms) for global OEMs Airbus, Boeing, and Bell Helicopters. PTDI provides certified aircraft MRO services, engineering services, and weapon systems as Indonesia's only domestic aircraft manufacturer.

Is PT Dirgantara Indonesia/Indonesian Aerospace a public or private company?

PT Dirgantara Indonesia/Indonesian Aerospace is a private company. It is classified as state government owned and is currently operating.

When was PT Dirgantara Indonesia/Indonesian Aerospace founded?

PT Dirgantara Indonesia/Indonesian Aerospace was founded in 1976. It employs 1,001 to 5,000 people.

Where is PT Dirgantara Indonesia/Indonesian Aerospace based?

PT Dirgantara Indonesia/Indonesian Aerospace is headquartered in Bandung, Indonesia, in the Asia region.

How does PT Dirgantara Indonesia/Indonesian Aerospace make money?

Four revenue lines are on record. Aircraft Manufacturing and Sales are the primary driver. The others are aerostructure Component Supply, aircraft Maintenance, Repair, and Overhaul (MRO) and engineering Services and Weapon Systems.

Who are PT Dirgantara Indonesia/Indonesian Aerospace's main competitors?

Broad incumbents on record are Airbus Helicopters, Airbus, Boeing and Embraer. Direct peers are Korea Aerospace Industries (KAI), Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) and Turkish Aerospace Industries (TAI). Emerging players are Pilatus Aircraft and Aviation Industry Corporation of China (AVIC). GAM (Groupement Aeronautique Marocain) / Moroccan Aerospace is listed as a regional player.

Does PT Dirgantara Indonesia/Indonesian Aerospace have an API?

No public API is recorded for PT Dirgantara Indonesia/Indonesian Aerospace.

What industry is PT Dirgantara Indonesia/Indonesian Aerospace in?

PT Dirgantara Indonesia/Indonesian Aerospace's product category is Aerospace and Defense Manufacturing. Its primary akta.pro industry code is IMABAAAA, Commercial Aircraft Manufacturing (Fixed-Wing), with a secondary code of IMABAAAH, Special-Mission Fixed-Wing Aircraft Manufacturing (ISR, AEW&C, Patrol). Its NAICS code is 336411 and its SIC code is 3720.

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AllafricaAfrica: Indonesia's Ptdi Eyes Kenya As Gateway to Africa, Offers Aircraft and Technical Skills TransferPTDI, Indonesia's aircraft manufacturer, is seeking to revive talks with Kenya over aircraft supply and local maintenance capabilities. It offers CN235 and other aircraft for passenger, cargo, and humanitarian operations, with technical skills transfer to Kenyan companies. PTDI has already delivered aircraft to several African countries and aims to expand its footprint.PR Newswire APACFrost & Sullivan and PT Dirgantara Indonesia Collaborate to Advance Indonesia's Dual-Use Aerospace EcosystemFrost & Sullivan and PT Dirgantara Indonesia announced a collaboration to build Indonesia's dual-use aerospace ecosystem, covering aircraft development, MRO, UAS, and supply-chain localization. The initiative uses Frost & Sullivan's Enterprise Grid MetaBrain for data-driven planning and aims to strengthen national aerospace capabilities and industrial sovereignty.PR NewswireFrost & Sullivan and PT Dirgantara Indonesia Collaborate to Advance Indonesia's Dual-Use Aerospace EcosystemFrost & Sullivan and PT Dirgantara Indonesia are collaborating to build Indonesia's dual-use aerospace ecosystem, covering aircraft development, MRO, UAS, and supply-chain localization. The initiative aims to strengthen national capabilities, support technological sovereignty, and create skilled employment opportunities.PR NewswireFrost & Sullivan and PT Dirgantara Indonesia Collaborate to Advance Indonesia's Dual-Use Aerospace EcosystemFrost & Sullivan and PT Dirgantara Indonesia are collaborating to build Indonesia's dual-use aerospace ecosystem, covering aircraft development, MRO, UAS, and supply-chain localization. The initiative aims to strengthen national capabilities, technological sovereignty, and skilled employment, with Frost & Sullivan's Enterprise Grid MetaBrain supporting data-driven planning.The Jakarta PostIndonesia to buy KF-21 directly from South Korea, drops FAL planIndonesia has decided to purchase KF-21 Boramae fighter jets directly from South Korea instead of producing them locally through a final assembly line in Bandung, shifting from the originally planned joint design and joint production arrangement. The Defense Ministry's Defense Logistics Agency chief Air Marshal Yusuf Jauhari announced the change without providing specific reasons, though the government stated all prior investments in human resources and facilities will still support national defense industry development. Indonesia had previously sent engineers from state-run aircraft maker PT Dirgantara Indonesia and Indonesian Air Force officers to Korea Aerospace Industries during the engineering and manufacturing development phase.Meta-DefenseThe South Korean KF-21 Boramae is back in the Indonesian game with 16 Block 2s under consideration and funded by Korean investors.Indonesia is discussing the acquisition of 16 KF-21 Block 2 fighter jets through financing from the Export-Import Bank of Korea, following a January 7 meeting at the Indonesian Ministry of Defense that also included representatives from Korea Aerospace Industries and PT Dirgantara Indonesia. The KF-21 program has completed over 1,600 accident-free test flights and is preparing to unveil its first production aircraft on March 25, while DAPA has reduced the initial production batch from 40 to 20 aircraft due to ongoing testing requirements. Indonesia currently operates approximately 62 operational fighter jets despite receiving three Rafales in January 2026, and the proposed KF-21 purchase remains contingent on a signed contract, down payment, and enforceable guarantees before any transaction becomes enforceable.ANTARA NewsResearch support key to Indonesia's aerospace competitiveness: PTDIBRIN Head Arif Satria visited PT Dirgantara Indonesia's production facilities in Bandung, pledging research funding, laboratory facilities, and human resource support to strengthen the state-owned aerospace manufacturer's capabilities. PTDI highlighted that it remains the only aerospace company in Southeast Asia with comprehensive capabilities in aircraft design, manufacturing, and maintenance, as it seeks to boost industrial independence and domestic content. A key focus of the visit was the N219 Nurtanio aircraft, jointly developed by BRIN and PTDI, which features Short Take-Off and Landing capability designed to improve connectivity in Indonesia's remote regions including Papua's mountainous terrain.bne IntelliNewsIndonesia's efforts to activate the blue economyIndonesia has entered a $5 billion multi-year strategic accord with the United Kingdom for naval vessel development and shipbuilding, with British firm Babcock providing expertise while vessels are constructed domestically to boost local industry and create over 1,000 fishing vessels for national food security. The Indonesian state-owned aerospace manufacturer Dirgantara Indonesia is also collaborating with Greek defence company Scytalys to develop a maritime surveillance aircraft based on the domestically designed N219 Nurtanio platform, equipped with advanced MIMS Airborne Mission System for Bakamla. The article emphasizes that realizing Indonesia's blue economy potential requires urgent domestic legal reforms, including the establishment of a Maritime Commercial Court to address regulatory fragmentation that currently limits the maritime sector's contribution to GDP to approximately 7%.Defence Security AsiaIndonesia’s ANKA Drone Acquisition Announced in August 2023, But Contract with TAI Remains InactiveIndonesia's procurement contract with Turkish Aerospace Industries (TAI) for six ANKA drones, announced in August 2023, remains inactive due to unresolved payment-related matters as of January 2025. PT Dirgantara Indonesia confirmed that all procurement activities, technology transfers, and offset program components—including domestic assembly, maintenance capabilities, and UAV Center development—are on hold pending contract finalization. The article also notes Malaysia's separate progressing ANKA contract with TAI, expected to deliver by late 2025.