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Kota Bharu (KBR): myBAS routes D10 and D12

The stop is Lapangan Terbang Sultan Ismail Petra. Route D10 runs 06:36 to 18:58 and route D12 runs to Sabak via the airport, 07:06 to 19:28.

  • The airport stop is LAPANGAN TERBANG SULTAN ISMAIL PETRA, about 480 metres from the runway reference point.
  • Route D10, Kota Bharu to Pengkalan Chepa, runs 06:36 to 18:58, with about 156 scheduled calls.
  • Route D12, Kota Bharu to Sabak via Lapangan Terbang, runs 07:06 to 19:28, also about 156 calls.
  • D12 carries the airport in its route name, which is the clearest signal of the two.
  • Both stop in the early evening, so an evening arrival needs a taxi.
  • Pengkalan Chepa is the town the airport sits in, about 8 km from Kota Bharu.
  • The myBAS network is the subsidised stage bus service, and fares are low.
  • Nearby stops include CAAM Kota Bharu, IPG Kota Bharu and Taman Seri Pengkalan Chepa, all within about 600 metres.

The two routes

  • The airport stop is named LAPANGAN TERBANG SULTAN ISMAIL PETRA, which is simply the airport's name in Malay.
  • Route D10, Kota Bharu to Pengkalan Chepa: about 156 scheduled calls, 06:36 to 18:58.
  • Route D12, Kota Bharu to Sabak via Lapangan Terbang: about 156 scheduled calls, 07:06 to 19:28.
  • D12 is the one that names the airport, and it continues past it towards Sabak on the coast.

The evening limit

  • Nothing runs after about half past seven in the evening. Kota Bharu takes flights from Kuala Lumpur that land later.
  • Taxis wait at the terminal. The distance to town is short, about 8 km, so this is not a large expense.

Nearby stops

  • CAAM Kota Bharu, the civil aviation authority office, about 430 metres.
  • Taman Seri Pengkalan Chepa, about 360 metres.
  • Pejabat Penggawa Daerah Kemumin and IPG Kota Bharu, both around half a kilometre.
  • Several school stops along the route, which is what shapes the timetable.

Where you are

  • Kota Bharu is the capital of Kelantan, in Malaysia's north-east, close to the Thai border.
  • It is the gateway to the Perhentian Islands, which are reached from Kuala Besut, about 60 km south.
  • The state is conservative in character, and the local rhythm, including the Friday weekend in Kelantan, is worth knowing before you plan a journey.

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