Pendopo Airport (PDO)

Pendopo Airport (PDO), designated by the ICAO as WIPQ, is a regional aviation facility located in the Penukal Abab Lematang Ilir (PALI) Regency of South Sumatra, Indonesia. Historically known as Bandara Stanvac, the airport features a modest passenger terminal designed primarily to support the region's significant oil and gas industry and domestic regional connectivity. It acts as a vital infrastructure link, connecting the remote Talang Gudang area to larger regional hubs like Palembang.

The terminal infrastructure is functional and focused on essential transit services, providing a single-story space that houses check-in counters and a sheltered waiting lounge. While the building lacks modern commercial amenities like extensive retail shops or high-end dining, travelers can find small kiosks and local vendors situated just outside the entrance. The facility is noted for its specialized General Aviation Terminal (GAT) services, which provide efficient processing for corporate charters and private flight crews supporting local energy operations.

Operationally, the airport features a single 4,265-foot (1,300m) concrete runway (03/21) situated at an elevation of 184 feet above sea level. Most flights are conducted under Visual Flight Rules (VFR) during daylight hours, as the facility is not equipped with nighttime landing systems. Ground transportation to the Pendopo town center, located approximately 3.7 miles (6 km) to the west, is informal and typically managed via local taxi services or pre-arranged private vehicle transfers. Travelers are advised to handle significant financial and dining needs in the town center prior to arrival at the field.