Railink’s 12th Anniversary & Book Launch

Last September 28, 2018 commemorated 12 years of Railink. Although the Soekarno Hatta Airport Train only started its operation on January 2, 2018 and the Medan-Kualanamu Airport Railway on July 25, 2013, the concept of the Airport Train was first initiated in 2006. For this year's anniversary, Railink also launched a book titled "Railink on Moving Forward" written by Yayasan Kereta Anak Bangsa (KAB) which summarized the 12 years journey in bringing the first Airport Train to Indonesia.

Starting 19 June 2018, Soekarno-Hatta Airport Trains Departs From Bekasi!

Railink Airport Train presents an alternative transportation to and from the Airport that provides not only comfort, but also punctuality and no traffic constraints. Railink Airport Train is now fully operational in two cities, Medan and Jakarta.

Since the inauguration of the Soekarno Hatta Airport Train on January 2, 2018 by President Jokowi, PT Railink is committed to improvements both in terms of facilities and services. For this reason, Railink will expand its operation to Bekasi Station.

Enjoy Cashless Transactions at Kualanamu Airport Train Starting August 1, 2018

PT RAILINK, a subsidiary of two state-owned enterprises PT Kereta Api Indonesia and PT Angkasa Pura II, was established to be the operator for Indonesia's first Airport Train transportation service, with the commitment to always improve the quality of services, especially for travellers going to and from the airport.

WARDAHXTRAVELINK & TRAVELINK PHOTO EXHIBITION: JELAJAH INDONESIA (EXPLORE INDONESIA)

Railink Airport train is the newest transportation alternative to and from the Airport that gives comfort, punctuality, and no traffic. Railink Airport Train is now operational in two cities, Medan and Jakarta.

In early 2018, PT Railink published the Travelink Magazine to provide onboard information for passengers of the Airport Train. Travelink Magazine is a magazine about traveling in Indonesia. In addition to the printed form that can be read on the Airport Train, Travelink also comes in digital format at www.travelinkmagz.com.