The  helicopters is part of a five-year program aimed at modernizing and expanding the fleet. Chief l Imran raised his optimism that with the procurement of these 13 helicopters next year, all regional police headquarters (Polda) would be adequately equipped to improve transportation and public service capabilities during police operations. Addressing the Technical Working Meeting for the 2024 Fiscal Year of the Police Water and Air Corps in Batam, Riau Islands on Friday (23/2/2024), he emphasized the vital role of the waters and air police in maintaining security and order in maritime and airspace territories. The objective extends to providing more efficient services across Indonesia's waters. Meanwhile, Inspector General M. Yassib Kosasih, Chief of the Police Water and Air Corps at the INP Security Maintenance Agency, acknowledged the dedication of personnel in serving and safeguarding communities, as well as upholding the law in Indonesian maritime regions. "Enforce the law diligently, but our focus should not only be on quantity but also on the quality of our actions," he said. Chief Kosasih urged his personnel to maintain loyalty, hierarchy, and mutual respect among leaders and fellow members, emphasizing professionalism, sincerity, and firmness in their duties.