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KA Tigapati
Main Corridor:
Tigagajah (TJH) Kertapati (KPT)
The Tigapati is a KAI heavy freight and bulk service operating along the 171-kilometer Tigagajah–Kertapati corridor, delivering high operational reliability and seamless intermodal integration to support regional industrial growth.
Summarized by Gemini AI
Daily Trips
2
Active Operational Trips
Average Duration
± 7h 54m
Per Journey Leg
Route Distance
171 km
Average Track Length
Calling Stops
9
Scheduled Halts
Service Overview & Profile
The Tigapati is a prominent general freight and bulk train service operated by Kereta Api Indonesia (KAI), primarily serving the vital economic corridor between Tigagajah in OKU Regency and Kertapati in Palembang, South Sumatra. Historically established to streamline the transportation of regional commodities and industrial goods, this service plays a foundational role in the logistics framework of southern Sumatra. By connecting key production hubs with major river ports and distribution centers, the Tigapati alleviates heavy freight burdens from the regional highway network, thereby fostering sustainable industrial growth and regional economic integration across the provinces.
As a cornerstone of modern supply chain efficiency in Sumatra, the service is renowned for its high operational reliability and strategic intermodal transport advantages. By facilitating seamless bulk transfers between heavy rail infrastructure and maritime logistics at Kertapati, the service ensures consistent transit times and mitigates the logistical vulnerabilities often associated with road-based transport. This dependable scheduled freight capability empowers local industries—ranging from agriculture to manufacturing—to maintain optimized inventory levels, lower their overall distribution costs, and expand their market reach with confidence.
Reflecting its optimized scheduling and heavy-haul capacity within the national rail network, the Tigapati operates two scheduled trips daily under the *Grafik Perjalanan Kereta Api* (Gapeka) 2025 framework. The service traverses a total route distance of approximately 171 kilometers, making scheduled stops at nine designated stations along the Tigagajah–Kertapati corridor. To maintain strict adherence to timetable integrity and maximize asset utilization, the service achieves an average transit time of 7 hours and 54 minutes, balancing heavy tonnage capability with efficient corridor turnaround times.
As a cornerstone of modern supply chain efficiency in Sumatra, the service is renowned for its high operational reliability and strategic intermodal transport advantages. By facilitating seamless bulk transfers between heavy rail infrastructure and maritime logistics at Kertapati, the service ensures consistent transit times and mitigates the logistical vulnerabilities often associated with road-based transport. This dependable scheduled freight capability empowers local industries—ranging from agriculture to manufacturing—to maintain optimized inventory levels, lower their overall distribution costs, and expand their market reach with confidence.
Reflecting its optimized scheduling and heavy-haul capacity within the national rail network, the Tigapati operates two scheduled trips daily under the *Grafik Perjalanan Kereta Api* (Gapeka) 2025 framework. The service traverses a total route distance of approximately 171 kilometers, making scheduled stops at nine designated stations along the Tigagajah–Kertapati corridor. To maintain strict adherence to timetable integrity and maximize asset utilization, the service achieves an average transit time of 7 hours and 54 minutes, balancing heavy tonnage capability with efficient corridor turnaround times.