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MYY → BTU
Which side of the plane to sit from Miri Airport (Miri) to Bintulu Airport (Bintulu)?
Right Side of the Plane
The right side provides a stunning perspective of the Sarawak coastline, where the rainforest meets the South China Sea, concluding with a view of Bintulu's massive industrial port.
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Tusan Beach
Stunning coastal cliffs and long stretches of sandy beaches near Miri.
South China Sea
Expansive views of the blue ocean and offshore shipping lanes.
Offshore Platforms
Small industrial structures visible in the sea, reflecting Miri's oil heritage.
Bintulu Port
One of the world's largest LNG export facilities visible during the descent.
LNG Tankers
Massive ships often anchored offshore near the Bintulu industrial zone.
The right side is superior for coastal scenery. During descent into Bintulu, keep your eyes peeled for the Malaysia LNG (MLNG) plant, an incredible industrial complex. Afternoon flights offer beautiful sunset reflections over the water on this side.
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Lambir Hills
Rugged sandstone ridges and dense primary rainforest located south of Miri.
Niah National Park
Look for the Gunung Subis limestone massif, home to the world-famous Niah Caves.
Meandering Rivers
The Sibuti and Niah rivers create complex loops through the tropical landscape.
Oil Palm Plantations
Geometric green patterns of agricultural estates dominating the inland terrain.
Sit on the left for morning flights to avoid sun glare. The Niah Caves area is the most distinctive landmark, appearing as a prominent white-grey rock formation sticking out of the jungle canopy about 15-20 minutes into the flight.
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Get eSIMs for MalaysiaDistance: 171 km (106 miles)
Approximate Flight Time: 17 min
Departure: MYY (4.322010040283203, 113.98699951171876)
Arrival: BTU (3.1238501071900004, 113.019996643)
Route Type: Domestic
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