Remote airstrip serving the interior of Sabah, Malaysia.
Location
Sepulot, Malaysia
Sepulot Airport is a small, rural airstrip located in the Sepulot area of Keningau District, in the interior division of Sabah, Malaysian Borneo. It serves as a basic air access point for the surrounding remote communities that are otherwise difficult to reach by road.
The airport operates with minimal infrastructure and handles light aircraft and small regional flights rather than commercial jet services. It plays an important role in connecting isolated communities to larger towns in Sabah, particularly for medical emergencies and essential supply transport.
Given its remote location and limited facilities, the airport sees very low passenger volumes and is not served by major commercial airlines. It is primarily used for general aviation, charter flights, and government or humanitarian operations.
Getting to & from
Ground access to Sepulot is via limited rural roads connecting to Keningau town in the interior of Sabah.
Airlines here
No major commercial airlines operate scheduled services at Sepulot Airport; it is served primarily by charter and general aviation operators.
Notable facts
- ›Located in the interior division of Sabah, Malaysian Borneo.
- ›Serves remote communities with limited road connectivity.
- ›Handles only light and small aircraft due to its basic runway infrastructure.
- ›IATA code SPE and ICAO code WBKO are assigned to this airstrip.
- ›Used primarily for charter, government, and humanitarian flights.
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