El Tari Airport Kupang, International airport in Kupang, East Nusa Tenggara, Indonesia.
El Tari Airport features an asphalt runway measuring 2,500 meters in length and 45 meters in width, with a passenger terminal spanning approximately 17,852 square meters and cargo facilities covering about 4,306 square meters designed for both passenger services and freight handling.
Originally known as Penfui Airport during Governor El Tari's administration, the facility received its current name and had its ICAO code changed from WRKK to WATT in 2004 to comply with international standards.
The airport serves as a vital gateway facilitating economic and cultural exchange between Timor Island and mainland Indonesia, supporting tourism, trade, and mobility for both residents and international visitors over many decades.
Located in Oepoi District approximately five kilometers from downtown Kupang, the airport provides banking services, currency exchange, dining options, and transportation arrangements including taxis and travel services at the terminal entrance.
El Tari Airport operates as both a civilian facility and a military base managed by the Indonesian Air Force, making it a dual-purpose strategic installation for regional security operations and commercial aviation services.
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