Pinang Kampai Airport (DUM)

Pinang Kampai Airport (WIBD) serves Dumai, a strategic industrial port city in Riau Province, Sumatra, Indonesia, constructed and owned by Pertamina (Indonesia's state oil company) to support major petroleum refining operations at 17 feet elevation with a single 1,800-meter asphalt runway 03/21 capable of accommodating Boeing 737 Classic aircraft. Operated by PT Pelita Air Service, the facility features helicopter hangar and helipad facilities designed specifically to support Indonesia's oil and gas industry operations in this critical energy production region of Sumatra. The airport provides essential aviation connectivity for Dumai's role as an important transport and trade center, serving both regional and international traffic, particularly connections to and from Malaysia, while facilitating daily domestic flights to Jakarta, Pekanbaru, Medan, Batam, and other Indonesian cities. The facility supports Pertamina's extensive oil refining complex, industrial operations, and the broader petroleum industry infrastructure that makes Dumai one of Indonesia's most significant energy sector hubs. Operational services include general aviation support, regional airline connections, helicopter operations, and specialized industrial aviation services supporting the oil and gas sector, cargo operations, and business travel for Indonesia's energy industry. The airport serves as a crucial transportation link for Dumai's industrial economy, enabling efficient movement of personnel, equipment, and supplies supporting petroleum refining, regional trade operations, and the broader energy sector activities that define this strategically important Sumatran port city's economic foundation.