I found some pictures of my flight trip from Kuching to Kinabalu, so I decided to make a flight report here.
I flew to Kuching on Chinese New Year day where Airasia offers MYR75(USD23.27) for return flights. I spent a week there. There is many things and activities to do at Kuching and it is the best place to go for those who love jungle trekking and nature lovers. Kuching is the capital city of Sarawak, and home of hornbill birds.
There are three airlines offering KCH-BKI route. AirAsia, Malaysia Airlines and MasWings.
The online check-in boarding pass. Passengers are able to check-in a week earlier from their scheduled flight.
Many AK flights departing that morning, two flights bound for KUL and one for Penang besides my flight to BKI.
Hot Seats passengers were called first to embark.
Embarkation process runs smoothly. The FA made welcome announcement and proudly welcoming us to the World's Best Low Cost Carriers. Airasia won the award consecutively five years.
Comfortable seat
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I was starving that morning and I decided to take my breakfast onboard. Airasia's Nasi Lemak was tasty and delicious, better than MH's. When it comes my turn to make meal order, the FA told me that no heavy meal offered instead of cup noodles and snacks. So I bought the curry noodles with orange juice and kitkat. Enough for breakfast.
3Sixty inflight magazines. The magazine is thicker than MH's Going Places magazines. Passengers are not allowed to bring the magazines out from the aircraft.
Landed safely at BKI on time. It was cloudy and the outside temperature was 20 degree celcius. The aircraft parked far from the arrival hall of the airport so we have to walk about five minutes to reach there.
Airasia and other low cost carriers use different terminal called Terminal 2.
At arrival hall, we pass through the immigration counter for immigration clearance.
This is my first time flying with Airasia and I'm pretty sure that I will fly again with the World's Best Low Cost Carrier.
I am puzzled by the immigration stamps, this being a domestic flight. Thanks for this FR !
State of Sabah and Sarawak practise different immigration rules. Those who originate from peninsular and Sarawak should have domestic passport to enter Sabah. Same goes to people who entering Sarawak. This domestic passport coloured blue and only being used at Sabah and Sarawak.
Hope you're clear. ;)
Very interesting, I did not know this. Thanks for the clarification !
PS : passport stamps addicts would love it :)
There are many airports in Sabah and Sarawak, such as Kota Kinabalu, Sandakan, Tawau, Miri, Sibu, Bintulu, Kuching. All of these airports have their own passport stamps.