Sabah welcomes first flight from Brunei since pandemic began

KOTA KINABALU: Sabah welcomed its first batch of visitors from Brunei who came via the Royal Brunei Airlines on Friday (May 6) night.

The Royal Brunei Airlines Flight BI 825 carrying 150 passengers was greeted with a water cannon salute shortly after touching down at the Kota Kinabalu International Airport at about 7.50pm.

“The connectivity from Brunei will help with transiting international passengers, especially from routes that were previously in service from Australia, the United Kingdom, the Middle East and Japan,” he said. Earlier, passengers were also gifted with a goodie bag, which included shopping vouchers upon touchdown, courtesy of the Sabah Tourism Board.

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