Labuan is one of the islands forming the country of Malaysia. It is the main island in the Labuan Federal Territory. Labuan is known internationally as Malaysia's offshore financial center. Many international business personalities visit the city seeking to expand into the Asian market through Malaysia. Scuba divers and marine lovers are also amongst the most frequent visitors to the island, which is due in large part to four wreck diving sites. Some of the most popular attractions in the city include the Kwong Fook Kung Temple, and the Lauan Gurdwara Sahib. You can also check out the nearby island of Pulau Papan with a quick boat trip.

No direct flights are offered from the United States to Labuan. However, you can get great deals on regional flights. You can take a direct flight to Kuala Lumpur and connect on a regional flight to Labuan. Reduce your traveling costs by reserving a seat on a less prestigious international airline. Cheap flights are also likely to be more abundant in the off-peak seasons. If you are looking to save even more money, booking a flight mid-week to Labuan, Malaysia will help you avoid expensive flights.

Airports Serving Labuan, Malaysia

Labuan is served by the Labuan Airport (LBU). The airport serves as both a public and military airport for the Island and the Federal Territory. Labuan Airport is not an international airport. There are only two non-military airline carriers flying to and from Labuan, Malaysia. If you fly to Kuala Lumpur, you may connect to Labuan, Malaysia by Air Asia or Malaysia Airlines.