We opted for the easier option of taking Berjaya Air from Seletar Airport to Redang Island. Berjaya Air is the only airline that flies from Singapore to Redang. A round trip ticket cost SGD$298 per pax, not including airport charges of SGD $49.
Berjaya Air’s turbo propeller aircraft at Seletar Airport.
Ample leg space and a cosy seat.
Window seat near the turbo propellers. Beware, the propellers do make a lot of noise during take-off, so ear plugs are highly recommended.
A seat on the left hand side of the aircraft allows you to have a preview of Malaysia’s eastern coastline.
Aerial view of Pulau Redang with its bay and lush greenery.
Redang Airport is a small, no-fuss, and open air airport that is served by only a few immigration officers.
Right after we disembarked from our flight and cleared immigration, a mini van from Berjaya Redang Beach Resorts was waiting outside to drive us to our resort. We were greeted with the sight of a few kampong type houses and goats roaming the driveway.
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