Mukomuko Airport Overview

Mukomuko Airport (MPC) is a small regional airport in Mukomuko Regency, at the northern tip of Bengkulu Province on the west coast of Sumatra, Indonesia. Indonesia's Directorate General of Civil Aviation operates it. The airfield was built around 1970 and now carries short regional flights that save travellers a long drive along the coast.

How Far Mukomuko Airport Is from Town

The airport sits about 5 km southeast of central Mukomuko, so the transfer into town is quick.

Runway and Terminal at Mukomuko

A single asphalt runway of about 1,400 metres handles turboprop aircraft. The terminal is small and simple, with the basics needed for regional flights.

Airlines and Routes from Mukomuko Airport

Wings Air flies between Mukomuko and Bengkulu, a flight of about an hour. Susi Air runs smaller aircraft on regional links, including to Bengkulu and Padang. Frequencies are low, often only a few flights a week, so check the current schedule before you plan.

Getting Around from Mukomuko Airport

Local taxis, ojek motorbike taxis and hotel pick-ups are the usual ways to reach town. If you are travelling on to other parts of Bengkulu, arrange a car in advance.

Exploring the Mukomuko Area

The regency faces the Indian Ocean, with long stretches of coastline and palm plantations inland. Visitors often combine a stay in Mukomuko with a trip to Bengkulu city or onward travel into West Sumatra.

Tips for Flying from Mukomuko

With few weekly departures, book early and keep a backup plan in case of weather delays. Travel light where you can, as small aircraft may have tighter baggage limits.

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