Pertamina Increases Avtur Prices at All Airports Starting 1 April 2026

JAKARTA – Effective 1 April 2026, PT Pertamina (Persero) has officially raised avtur prices for domestic flights. The applicable prices vary across airports.

According to Pertamina’s website, quoted on Thursday (2/6/2026), the avtur fuel price at Soekarno-Hatta International Airport has been set at Rp 23,551. This represents a 72% increase compared to the March price of Rp 13,656.

Avtur prices for international airlines have also risen from $74.2 per litre to $133.8 per litre.

Increases are also occurring at other airports. For example, at Minangkabau International Airport (BIM), the avtur price is now Rp 25,198, up from Rp 15,303.

The avtur price at Halim Perdanakusuma Airport has also increased from Rp 14,880 to Rp 24,775. Similarly, at Yogyakarta International Airport, the price is now Rp 25,343, up from Rp 15,448.

Meanwhile, oil prices have surged in volatile trading after US President Donald Trump warned of the possibility of further military aggression against Iran in the next two to three weeks, dampening hopes for near-term de-escalation of the conflict.

US West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude futures for May delivery rose 4.1% to $104.21 per barrel at 21:45 local time. Meanwhile, Brent crude futures for June delivery, the international benchmark, climbed 5% to $106.42 per barrel.

In his speech, Trump linked the oil price rise to the “Iranian regime launching irrational terrorist attacks on commercial oil tankers and unrelated neighbouring countries in the conflict.”

He stated that the United States would “hit” Iran “very hard” in the next two to three weeks in a state of the union address on Wednesday, adding that the war would not last long and talks with Tehran are ongoing, keeping the possibility of a diplomatic resolution open.

“We will complete this task, and we will complete it very quickly,” he said.