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MYY → SBW
Which side of the plane to sit from Miri Airport (Miri) to Sibu Airport (Sibu)?
Left Side of the Plane
The left side offers a superior view of Sarawak's inland geography, featuring the dramatic meanders of the Rajang River and the dense tropical canopy of Lambir Hills.
Lambir Hills National Park
Visible shortly after takeoff, this park features some of the world's most complex forest ecosystems.
Agricultural Tapestry
Vast stretches of oil palm and timber plantations showcase the region's primary industries from above.
Rajang River Meanders
The 'Amazon of Borneo' appears as a massive, winding brown serpent as you approach Sibu.
Lanang Bridge
A major engineering landmark that spans the mighty Rajang River during the final descent.
Book an 'A' seat for the best inland perspective. Morning flights are ideal to avoid the hazy conditions and heavy cloud build-up common in the late afternoon. Keep your camera ready about 10 minutes before landing for the most dramatic river loops.
Sarawak Coastline
Watch the transition where the silty river water meets the clear blue of the South China Sea.
Bintulu Industrial Zone
Distant views of the massive LNG terminals and port facilities halfway through the flight.
Coastal Estuaries
Spot small fishing villages and traditional stilt houses located at the mouths of the many river tributaries.
Marine Cloud Formations
Beautiful cumulus clouds often stack up over the ocean, providing a scenic backdrop during the cruise phase.
Select an 'F' seat to see the coastline. This side is particularly beautiful during sunset flights (17:45-18:30) as the sun sets over the sea. This side also stays cooler on afternoon flights as it faces away from the harsh inland sun.
Distance: 319 km (198 miles)
Approximate Flight Time: 32 min
Departure: MYY (4.322010040283203, 113.98699951171876)
Arrival: SBW (2.2616000175476074, 111.98500061035156)
Route Type: Domestic
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