Airline	Departure Time	Arrival Time	Origin Airport	Destination Airport
AirAsia Berhad (Malaysia)	06:00	08:10	Kuala Lumpur (KUL)	Bintulu (BTU)	Book flight
Malaysia Airlines	08:20	10:40	Kuala Lumpur (KUL)	Bintulu (BTU)	Book flight
AirAsia Berhad (Malaysia)	10:30	12:40	Kuala Lumpur (KUL)	Bintulu (BTU)	Book flight
AirAsia Berhad (Malaysia)	11:55	12:50	Kuching (KCH)	Bintulu (BTU)	Book flight
AirAsia Berhad (Malaysia)	14:25	15:15	Kuching (KCH)	Bintulu (BTU)	Book flight
Batik Air Malaysia	16:30	18:50	Kuala Lumpur (KUL)	Bintulu (BTU)	Book flight
AirAsia Berhad (Malaysia)	19:00	19:50	Kuching (KCH)	Bintulu (BTU)	Book flight

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FAQ about Bintulu Airport (BTU)

Where is Bintulu Airport located?

Bintulu Airport is south-west of Bintulu town on the central coast of Sarawak, Malaysia. It is a short drive from the town centre.

When did the current Bintulu Airport open?

The present airport opened in 2003, taking over from the old airfield near the town centre that had operated since the 1950s.

Which airlines fly from Bintulu Airport?

Airlines serving Bintulu include AirAsia, AirBorneo, Batik Air Malaysia and Malaysia Airlines. Check the current schedule when you search.

Where can I fly to from Bintulu Airport?

Routes link Bintulu with Kuala Lumpur and Kuching, plus Kota Kinabalu, Miri, Sibu and Mukah within Borneo.

Can large aircraft use Bintulu Airport?

Yes. Its runway is long enough to handle very large jets, although most scheduled flights use smaller aircraft.

Who operates Bintulu Airport?

Bintulu Airport is operated by Malaysia Airports Holdings Berhad, which runs most of the country's airports.

How do I get from Bintulu Airport to the town centre?

Taxis and ride-hailing cars are the usual options. The drive into town is short.

What documents do I need at Bintulu Airport?

Carry photo ID for check-in. Sarawak runs its own immigration checks, so travellers arriving from outside the state should keep their passport or MyKad handy.

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Bintulu Airport in Sarawak

Bintulu Airport, code BTU, serves the industrial and port town of Bintulu on the central coast of Sarawak, Malaysia. It is run by Malaysia Airports. The current airport opened in 2003, replacing an older airfield closer to town that had served Bintulu since the 1950s.

Location of Bintulu Airport

The airport lies south-west of Bintulu town. It is a short drive from the centre, a trip most visitors make by taxi or hotel car.

Terminal and Runway at Bintulu Airport

A single terminal handles all passengers, and it is straightforward to navigate. The runway is long for a regional airport and can take large jets, even though most flights use narrow-body and turboprop aircraft.

Airlines and Destinations from Bintulu

Several airlines fly from Bintulu, including AirAsia, AirBorneo, Batik Air Malaysia and Malaysia Airlines. Routes connect Bintulu with Kuala Lumpur and Kuching. Within Borneo there are also links to Kota Kinabalu, Miri, Sibu and Mukah, which keeps the town well connected to the rest of Sarawak and Sabah.

Getting Between Bintulu Airport and Town

Taxi: Airport taxis run to hotels and the town centre.
E-hailing: Ride-hailing apps are widely used in Sarawak towns.
Car rental: Useful for trips to national parks along the coast.

Places to Visit Around Bintulu

Similajau National Park, north-east of town, has jungle trails and quiet beaches. The Tanjung Batu waterfront is a pleasant spot at sunset, and the Tamu Bintulu market sells local produce and snacks. Bintulu also makes a stopover point for journeys deeper into central Sarawak.

Tips for Bintulu Airport

Domestic flights within Malaysia still require ID at check-in, and travellers from outside Sarawak may pass a separate immigration check, as Sarawak manages its own entry controls. Carry your passport or MyKad just in case.

Flights on the busier Kuala Lumpur and Kuching routes tend to fill up around school holidays and festive seasons such as Gawai and Hari Raya. Booking early gives you a wider choice of departure times, and it also leaves room to pair your trip with a stop in Miri or Sibu.

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