
Airline | Departure Time | Arrival Time | Origin Airport | Destination Airport | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
AirBorneo | 17:35 | 18:25 | Mukah (MKM) | Kuching (KCH) | Book flight |
Airline | Departure Time | Arrival Time | Origin Airport | Destination Airport | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
AirBorneo | 07:50 | 08:45 | Kuching (KCH) | Mukah (MKM) | Book flight |
AirBorneo | 16:15 | 17:10 | Kuching (KCH) | Mukah (MKM) | Book flight |
Mukah Airport is a short drive from the town centre, so most visitors reach their hotel within minutes.
The current Mukah Airport opened in 2021, replacing an older short-runway airstrip that had served the town since the 1960s.
Mukah Airport uses the IATA code MKM and the ICAO code WBGK.
Mukah has one terminal, designed to handle up to 264,000 passengers a year, much more than the old airstrip terminal.
AirBorneo, Sarawak's state-owned regional airline, operates the flights, which were previously run under the MASwings name.
The main route is to Kuching, with services to other Sarawak towns such as Sibu and Bintulu. All flights are domestic.
Flights use small turboprop aircraft such as the ATR and the Twin Otter, which suit short regional runways.
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Mukah Airport is a small regional airport serving the coastal town of Mukah in central Sarawak, on the island of Borneo in Malaysia. The current airport opened in 2021 and replaced an old short-runway airstrip that had served the town since the 1960s. For a town of its size, the new facility is modern and comfortable.
The airport sits a short drive from Mukah town. It was built on a much larger site than the old airstrip, with room for a longer runway and a proper car park. Most visitors will be in town within minutes of collecting their bags.
A single terminal building handles all passengers. It was designed for up to 264,000 passengers a year, far more than the old terminal, which could only fit a few dozen people at once. The runway is suited to the turboprop aircraft used on rural routes in Sarawak.
Flights are run by AirBorneo, Sarawak's state-owned regional airline, which took over the rural air services previously flown under the MASwings name. The main link is to Kuching, the state capital, and there are also services to other Sarawak towns such as Sibu and Bintulu. Aircraft are small, typically ATR turboprops or Twin Otters. All flights are domestic.
Public transport at the airport is limited, so arrange a taxi, a hotel pick-up or a ride from friends before you arrive.
Mukah is known as a heartland of the Melanau people, and their fishing villages, sago traditions and coastal food are the main draws. The town is small and relaxed, which suits an unhurried visit.
Seats on small aircraft are limited, so book early for holidays and festival periods. Baggage allowances on turboprops can be tighter than on jets, so check the limit on your ticket before you pack.
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