TRIP REPORT | AirAsia AK6182: Kuching Int'l KCH ✈ Miri MYY

[@alvinsonlampunanakphilip5613]

This is very nice. I suggest you to do your future videos exactly based on this concept :)

[@BorneanWingz]

Thanks for your continuous support. I've kept the concept for my videos similar to this one for few videos to come.

[@darrenrobinson8272]

Nice vid. Since you’ve been doing flight reports within Sarawak, would u consider trying out Royal Brunei Airlines?

[@BorneanWingz]

Thanks for your compliment. I've actually flown with RBA before on BWN-DXB-LHR with ex-SQ B77E. Sadly I didn't make a flight report from that. I'm currently far away from home, but will keep that in my list the next time I fly.

[@nadifputra787]

Why flights between Peninsula & Sabah needs passport?

[@BorneanWingz]

Thanks for watching! To avoid confusion, Kuching and Miri are cities in Sarawak. As to your question, Tanah Melayu (Peninsular Malaysia then), Singapore, Sarawak and North Borneo (Sabah then) together formed the Federation of Malaysia through Malaysia Act 1963, in which 18-point agreement (drawn by Sarawak) and 20-point agreement (drawn by North Borneo) were agreed upon before the formation. Of both 18- and 20-point agreements, 1 of them states that Sarawak and Sabah are to have their own immigration autonomy ie. they control their own borders, so if you're not a citizen of either Sarawak or Sabah passing through them, you will need to present a valid identity ie. your passport.

[@hazimadam50]

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[@BorneanWingz]

Hi First! I'm BorneanWingz =P Thanks for watching!

[@kawsai7835]

Horrible video…. Way too fast to enjoy watching.

[@BorneanWingz]

Thank you for your feedback. Will try to improve on it