The Sarawak state-owned carrier plans to expand its fleet and regional network, says chief executive officer Megat Ardian Aminuddin.
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The Sarawak state-owned carrier plans to expand its fleet and regional network, says chief executive officer Megat Ardian Aminuddin.
A Boeing B737-800 AirBorneo aircraft arrives at Singapore Changi Airport Terminal 4 on Jul 22, 2026, marking the launch of the airline's first international service in conjunction with Sarawak Day. (Photo: AirBorneo)
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