
Tumbang Samba Airport is in Tumbang Samba, Katingan Tengah district, Katingan Regency, Central Kalimantan, a few kilometres from the town centre.
Flights are limited. Susi Air runs subsidised pioneer services with small Cessna Grand Caravan aircraft to Syamsudin Noor Airport near Banjarmasin. Check the latest schedule before you travel.
The flight between Tumbang Samba and Syamsudin Noor Airport takes about an hour, far quicker than the long road journey across Kalimantan.
Yes. The civil aviation authority lists free WiFi among the facilities at Tumbang Samba Airport, along with parking, restrooms and a nursing room.
Pioneer flights at Tumbang Samba use small aircraft with limited cargo space and weight limits. Pack light and confirm your baggage allowance with the airline.
Tumbang Samba Airport is a Class III airport run by a unit of Indonesia's Directorate General of Civil Aviation under the Ministry of Transportation.
Car rental, motorcycle taxis and local travel services are available at Tumbang Samba Airport. Arranging a pick-up in advance is recommended.
Tumbang Samba Airport uses the IATA code TBM and the ICAO code WAGT.
Tumbang Samba Airport (TBM) is a small government airport in Katingan Regency, Central Kalimantan, on the island of Borneo. It is managed by a unit of Indonesia's Directorate General of Civil Aviation and exists mainly to link inland river communities with a bigger city far faster than the long overland journey allows.
The airfield stands on Jalan Minun Dehen in Tumbang Samba, in the Katingan Tengah district, a few kilometres from the town centre. The surrounding area is shaped by the Katingan River and the forests of interior Kalimantan.
A single modest terminal handles all passengers. According to the civil aviation authority, facilities include free WiFi, parking, restrooms and a nursing room. The 1,200 m asphalt runway suits small turboprop aircraft.
Air service here is limited. Subsidised pioneer flights run by Susi Air, using small Cessna Grand Caravan aircraft, connect Tumbang Samba with Syamsudin Noor Airport, which serves Banjarmasin in South Kalimantan. The flight takes about an hour. These services run on a weekly basis at most and can be rescheduled, so always check the latest timetable with the airport or airline before travelling.
The airport lists car rental, motorcycle taxis (ojek) and local travel services among its ground transport options. Because the town is small, arranging a pick-up in advance through your accommodation or contact in Katingan is a sensible move.
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