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MZV → MYY
Which side of the plane to sit from Mulu Airport (Mulu) to Miri Airport (Miri)?
Right Side of the Plane
The right side offers a superior perspective of the dramatic limestone karst formations leaving Mulu and provides the best panoramic views of the Sarawak coastline and South China Sea upon arrival in Miri.
Mulu Karst Formations
Stunning views of the jagged limestone peaks and Gunung Api during the initial climb out.
South China Sea
The vast blue horizon opens up as the aircraft approaches the Sarawak coastline.
Miri City Skyline
A clear view of the urban center, including the Grand Old Lady on Canada Hill.
Offshore Oil Platforms
Look for the industrial structures dotting the ocean, marking Malaysia's rich petroleum reserves.
The right side is essential for seeing the limestone towers of Mulu National Park immediately after takeoff. For morning flights, the lighting is ideal for capturing the contrast between the green jungle and the blue sea. Try to secure a seat away from the engine prop for an unobstructed view of the coastline.
Meandering Baram River
Witness the dramatic oxbow loops and chocolate-colored waters of the Baram River system.
Pristine Rainforest
Vast stretches of untouched tropical canopy stretching toward the Indonesian border.
Lambir Hills Ridges
Distinctive sandstone escarpments visible during the final descent into the Miri region.
Choose the left side for afternoon flights to avoid the harsh glare of the setting sun over the sea. This side provides a more intimate look at the dense jungle floor and the occasional isolated longhouse visible along the riverbanks. Ensure your window is clean as the low-altitude ATR flights are perfect for photography.
Distance: 96 km (60 miles)
Approximate Flight Time: 10 min
Departure: MZV (4.048329830169679, 114.80500030517578)
Arrival: MYY (4.322010040283203, 113.98699951171876)
Route Type: Domestic
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