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IATA: TIM · Timika-Papua Island, Indonesia

Moses Kilangin Airport Guide

CapitalJakarta
Population284,438,782
CurrencyIDR Rp Indonesian rupiah
LanguageIndonesian
Time ZoneUTC+09:00 WIT
AirportTIM
Distance—
Flight Time—
Visitors/yr~12,231,150

Moses Kilangin Airport (IATA: TIM) is a key aviation hub serving Timika-Papua Island and the wider Indonesia region. The airport operates 3 passenger terminals, handling millions of passengers annually.

Getting to Timika-Papua Island from TIM

Train and metro offer the fastest connections (20–40 min). Buses and shared shuttles are the most affordable. Taxis and rideshare apps (Uber, Bolt) are ideal with luggage or in groups.

Terminals & Facilities

Moses Kilangin Airport has 3 terminals with duty-free retail, restaurants, business lounges, family zones and prayer rooms. Free WiFi is available throughout.

Airport Lounges at TIM

Multiple lounges are accessible via Priority Pass, Amex Platinum, airline status or day-pass purchase. Amenities include complimentary food and drinks, fast WiFi and shower facilities.

Parking

Short-stay, long-stay and meet-and-greet options are available at Moses Kilangin Airport. Pre-booking online saves 30–50% versus paying at the gate.

Frequently Asked Questions

How early to arrive at TIM?+
Is there free WiFi at Moses Kilangin Airport?+
How do I get from TIM to Timika-Papua Island city centre?+
Are there hotels near TIM?+
Which airlines fly from TIM?+

Top Activities in Timika-Papua Island

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Hotels in Timika-Papua Island

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Moses Kilangin Airport (TIM) at a glance

IATA / ICAO
TIM / WABP
Serves
Timika-Papua Island
Country
Indonesia
Local time now
03:04 (WIT)
Time zone
Asia/Jayapura
Currency
IDR (Rp)
Capital
Jakarta
Coordinates
-4.5283, 136.8870

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Nonstop destinations from TIM

Mozes Kilangin Airport has published nonstop service to 3 airports across 1 countries. The busiest are listed first, with straight-line distance from TIM.

DestinationIATACountryDistance
SentaniDJJIndonesia457 km
Kuta, BadungDPSIndonesia2,443 km
MakassarUPGIndonesia1,921 km

Airlines serving TIM

1 carriers publish nonstop service at TIM, ranked by how many routes each one appears on. Counts include codeshares, so a carrier can be listed here while the aircraft is flown by a partner. Schedules change seasonally — check the operating carrier on your own dates before booking.

AirlineCodeTypeRoutes
Garuda IndonesiaGAFull Service5

At the airport

General guidance rather than TIM-specific detail — terminal counts, lounge locations, desk opening hours and lost-property arrangements change often, so confirm those on the airport’s own site before you travel.

SecurityAllow longer than you think at peak departure banks - typically early morning and late evening. Liquids and electronics rules still differ by airport even where scanners have been upgraded.
ImmigrationArriving passengers clear immigration at the first point of entry into a country, not at the final destination, which is what makes tight connections risky on separate tickets.
Terminal transfersWhere an airport has multiple terminals, allow for a shuttle or train between them. Airside transfers are faster, but a change of terminal often means re-clearing security.
Wi-FiFree Wi-Fi is now near-universal at scheduled-service airports, usually with a time limit or an email sign-in. Download boarding passes before you land in case sign-in fails.
Food and shopsMost retail sits airside, after security. Landside options before security are usually thinner and close earlier.
AccessibilityRequest assistance through your airline at least 48 hours ahead. It is a legal entitlement across the EU, UK and US, but only guaranteed when pre-booked.
CurrencyAirport exchange desks carry the widest spreads of anywhere in a country. An ATM in the arrivals hall, or a card with no foreign-transaction fee, is almost always cheaper.
Lost propertyItems left on the aircraft go to the airline; items left in the terminal go to the airport operator. They are separate systems, so report to the right one.