Lini 2 TPS · Soekarno-Hatta Airport
Temporary storage for your imported air cargo
We receive imported cargo from Lini 1 under PLP, store it under Indonesian Customs supervision and release it once the release approval is issued. Every step is recorded in TPS Online on CEISA 4.0.
- TPS code CAI1
- Warehouse CAIA
- Soekarno-Hatta Customs
- Integrated with CEISA 4.0
By the numbers
- HAWBs handled
- 23,200+
- MAWBs from Lini 1
- 262
- airlines
- 21
- origin airports
- 11
TPS CAI1 data, October 2024 – September 2026.
Why a Lini 2 TPS
Cargo leaves Lini 1 sooner, and stays under customs control
Airside cargo terminals (Lini 1) are often congested. Through PLP (Pindah Lokasi Penimbunan, a customs-approved transfer of storage location), imported cargo that has not yet cleared customs moves to a Lini 2 TPS such as ours, keeping cargo flowing at the airport.
At warehouse CAIA your cargo is stored until Indonesian Customs approves its release. Throughout that time its status stays visible to Customs through TPS Online.
- Supervised by the Soekarno-Hatta Main Customs Office
- Recorded per HAWB, from gate-in to gate-out
- Connected to CEISA 4.0, with host-to-host services for Customs
TPS services
One warehouse for the whole Lini 2 import process
From the PLP application until your cargo is collected, we handle every stage at the TPS.
PLP handling
Filing and following up PLP transfers from the Lini 1 terminal, including moving the cargo to our warehouse.
Learn moreTemporary storage
Cargo is stored per HAWB at a recorded location, secure until its release documents are issued.
Learn moreConsignments & consolidations
Experienced in handling consolidated cargo and high volumes of consignment goods from Asia.
Learn moreCustoms inspection support
Preparing cargo for physical inspection and enforcing holds as instructed by Customs.
Learn moreCargo release
Gate-out against SPPB, SPPBMCP, PIBK or another release approval, with delivery order and delivery note.
Learn moreOnward delivery
Trucking from the TPS to your destination once the cargo is released.
Learn moreImport process
Six steps from the airport to your destination
The same process for every HAWB, recorded and visible to Customs at every step.
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01
Manifest & PLP
The cargo is on the BC 1.1 arrival manifest, and the PLP is filed with Customs.
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02
Gate-in
The cargo arrives from Lini 1 and is scanned at our gate.
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03
Storage
The cargo is stored at a location recorded in the system.
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04
Inspection
When required, Customs officers inspect the cargo at the TPS.
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05
Release documents
A release approval such as SPPB, SPPBMCP or PIBK is issued.
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06
Gate-out
The cargo leaves with a QR-coded delivery order and delivery note.
Reach
Cargo from Asia’s logistics hubs
Most of the cargo we handle comes from Hong Kong and southern China, flown by Indonesian and international airlines.
Main origin airports
- Hong KongHKG
- ShenzhenSZX
- GuangzhouCAN
- MacauMFM
- SingaporeSIN
Carried by airlines including
- Garuda Indonesia
- Cathay Pacific
- Citilink
- China Southern Airlines
- Singapore Airlines
- Air China
- AirAsia
- Starlux Airlines
- EVA Air
- All Nippon Airways
Facilities & technology
Every shipment visible, every step recorded
Our warehouse runs on TPS Online, connected directly to Indonesian Customs’ systems.
CEISA 4.0 & host-to-host
Our TPS data is available directly to Indonesian Customs through five host-to-host services.
Barcode-scanning gates
Every HAWB is scanned in and out, including its seal and the condition of its packaging.
Tracked storage locations
Each shipment’s storage location is recorded down to block, row and tier.
QR-verifiable documents
Delivery orders, delivery notes and invoices can be checked for authenticity by scanning their QR code.
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