Marudi Airport (MUR)

Marudi Airport (MUR) is a STOLport (Short Take-Off and Landing) serving the town of Marudi in Sarawak, Malaysia. The terminal is a simple and efficient structure that caters to the local population and visitors heading to the nearby Mulu National Park. It primarily handles flights operated by MASwings using Twin Otter aircraft, providing essential connectivity for this interior region of Borneo. The terminal facilities are basic, with a single waiting area and a check-in desk. Commercial amenities are very limited, so travelers should ensure they have necessary supplies before arriving at the airport. The runway is relatively short and situated near the Baram River, making it a unique and specialized airstrip for small aircraft operations. It plays a critical role in the rural air service network of Sarawak. Ground transportation to Marudi town is typically by local taxis or pre-arranged private vehicles. The airport serves as a vital link for communities where road access can be challenging, especially during the monsoon season. Arriving at Marudi offers an immediate sense of the rugged beauty of the interior of Borneo, serving as a gateway to the region's diverse natural and cultural attractions.