Long Seridan Airport (ODN)

Long Seridan Airport (ODN) is a critical air gateway serving the Kelabit community of Long Seridan in the Miri Division of Sarawak, Malaysia. The terminal is a simple and functional wooden structure that primarily handles domestic Rural Air Service (RAS) flights operated by MASwings using Twin Otter aircraft, providing a vital lifeline for this isolated highland settlement. it is an essential infrastructure point for the community, especially given the total lack of year-round road access and the challenging tropical rainforest environment.

Inside the terminal, facilities are minimal, featuring standard Malaysian regional airport amenities such as a small waiting area and administrative support for flight manifest management. There are no commercial shops or dining options at the airport, so travelers must be entirely self-sufficient, bringing their own food and water. The facility plays a vital role in the regional economy, supporting the local agricultural sector and providing access for essential services, including medical evacuations and the delivery of essential goods and mail for the Long Seridan sub-district.

Ground transportation from the airport to Long Seridan village is typically managed on foot or via local transport (longboats or 4WD), as motorized road vehicles are extremely limited in the immediate vicinity. The airport's short grass runway is a characteristic feature of many highland airports in Sarawak, requiring specialized pilot skills for safe operations under various tropical weather conditions. Arriving at Long Seridan offers an immediate glimpse into the pristine and rugged beauty of the Sarawak highlands, with spectacular views of the surrounding rainforests and the Magoh River during arrival and departure.