
Commercial flights at Kerteh are limited and have varied over time. Check the latest schedule with airlines before planning a trip.
Kerteh Airport is owned by Petronas and was built mainly to support the oil and gas industry. Its codes are KTE (IATA) and WMKE (ICAO).
Most traffic is helicopters flying workers to offshore platforms, plus charter and company aircraft.
It is in Kerteh, in the Kemaman district of Terengganu, on the east coast of Peninsular Malaysia near the town's oil and gas facilities.
Kerteh Airport has a single runway of about 1,360 m, suitable for turboprops and some narrow-body jets.
Car rental and pre-arranged pickups are the main options. Book ahead, as transport at the airfield is limited.
Kuala Terengganu, the state capital further north, has its own airport with a wider choice of flights. Kerteh can be reached from there by road.
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Kerteh Airport (KTE) is a private airfield in Kerteh, in the Kemaman district of Terengganu on Peninsular Malaysia's east coast. It is owned by Petronas and was built to move oil and gas personnel, rather than as a general passenger airport. Commercial passenger flights are limited, so check the latest schedule before planning a trip through Kerteh.
The airfield sits within Kerteh, close to the town's oil and gas facilities, including the Kertih refinery. Kemaman's main town and the coastal road north toward Kuala Terengganu are reached by car.
A single runway of about 1,360 m can take narrow-body aircraft, but most activity is helicopter traffic. Passenger facilities are basic. Car rental is available locally, and it is worth booking a vehicle before you arrive.
Most flights here are helicopters carrying workers to offshore platforms in the South China Sea, along with charter and company aircraft. Scheduled fixed-wing service to the Kuala Lumpur area has operated at times, but availability varies. Confirm with airlines directly or search current schedules before you book.
Terengganu's coastline is known for quiet beaches, fishing villages and seafood. Kuala Terengganu, further north, is the state capital and has its own airport with wider flight options.
Treat flights here as limited and plan a backup through a larger airport. Check the monsoon season forecast for the east coast, which can affect travel between November and March.
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