The whole country
Brunei Darussalam is fully included.
BND · UTC+8
TRAVEL / EAST ASEANCloser neighbours.
Closer neighbours.
Greater possibilities.
Discover BIMP-EAGA, the Brunei Darussalam–Indonesia–Malaysia–Philippines East ASEAN Growth Area. A region of shared seas, living cultures and extraordinary natural landscapes.
SEARCH FLIGHTS →Gensan Air is a fictional airline project. Search results determine available services; the region map is not a route announcement.
Know the region.
Kalimantan · Sulawesi · Maluku · Papua
Eastern Indonesian regions are included; Java, Bali and Sumatra are outside BIMP-EAGA.
IDR · UTC+7 / +8 / +9Sabah · Sarawak · Labuan
East Malaysia is included; Peninsular Malaysia is outside the growth area.
MYR · UTC+8Mindanao · Palawan
Mindanao and Palawan are included; Manila and Cebu are outside the growth area.
PHP · UTC+8A little more, already included.
Thoughtful essentials for journeys within East ASEAN.
First checked bag · up to 25 kg
First checked bag up to 25 kg included. Pack for your stay with your first checked bag included on eligible BIMP-EAGA fares.
Cabin baggage · up to 7 kg
Bring your essentials onboard within the 7 kg cabin allowance. Size, stowage and safety restrictions apply.
Wheelchair & mobility assistance
Request mobility assistance and advise us of essential medical devices before travel. Acceptance and arrangements require confirmation.
Plan each flight in your journey
Check your itinerary, passport and entry documents for every country you visit or transit. Review baggage, optional extras and seat choices before confirming; paid options are identified in booking.
Baggage benefits depend on market classification, selected fare and cabin. Your booking summary and ticket confirm the applicable allowance; do not add cabin-specific allowances together. Infants, special equipment and partner-operated flights may have different rules.
VIEW BAGGAGE GUIDANCE →Why intra-EAGA flights matter.
Less backtracking
Where a nonstop service exists, travel between nearby regional cities can avoid a longer detour through distant hubs. Compare the actual itinerary and total journey time.
More local discovery
Combine coastal communities, rainforest experiences and regional food cultures. Check onward transport and opening days before building a multi-stop trip.
Business closer to home
Regional air links can support meetings, trade, investment and visits to family. Business or employment activities may need a different visa or permit.
A wider regional economy
Better connectivity can spread visitor spending beyond major gateways and support local tourism enterprises. Benefits depend on reliable, sustainable services.
These are potential connectivity benefits, not promises of lower fares, shorter travel time on every route, or reduced emissions.
Your pre-flight checklist.
Passport & visa
Match the reservation name to your passport. Check destination-specific validity, blank pages, visa eligibility, permitted stay and purpose of travel. ASEAN citizenship is not an unrestricted right of entry.
Return travel & accommodation
Keep onward or return reservations, accommodation details, host contacts and evidence of your travel plans accessible offline. Admission remains subject to border authorities.
Children & assistance
Check birth, consent and minor-travel clearances where applicable. Arrange mobility support, medical-device acceptance and special meals before departure.
Baggage & prohibited items
Use the allowance displayed with your selected fare. Check each operating carrier on a connection. Declare regulated food, plants, animal products, medicines and currency as required.
Connections & technical stops
A direct flight may stop en route; nonstop does not. Check transit rules, baggage collection, terminal changes and whether seats must be selected for each operated leg. Separate tickets may not protect missed connections.
Airport timing
For this Gensan Air project, check-in opens four hours before departure and international counters close 60 minutes before departure. Allow time for security, immigration and boarding.
Local time & practicalities
Flight times use each airport’s local time. Check day-change markers; Indonesia spans multiple time zones. Prepare local currency, connectivity and airport transfers.
Health, insurance & safety
Check current government advisories and any health or vaccination rules for your itinerary. Carry insurance covering planned activities, medical care and disruption. Respect local customs and protected wildlife.
Prepare your arrival.
eTravel
Where required, register within 72 hours before arrival or departure. Registration is free; save your QR code.
OPEN OFFICIAL PORTAL ↗Malaysia Digital Arrival Card
Non-exempt foreign visitors submit MDAC within three days before arrival. Check exemptions and Sabah/Sarawak entry conditions.
OPEN OFFICIAL PORTAL ↗All Indonesia
Complete the official international arrival declaration, available from three days before arrival. This does not replace a visa.
OPEN OFFICIAL PORTAL ↗E-Arrival Card
Check the current E-Arrival process and prepare passport, journey and accommodation details. Visa requirements are separate.
OPEN OFFICIAL PORTAL ↗Arrival declarations do not replace passports, visas, customs declarations where separately required, or permission to enter. Eligibility and exemptions vary by traveler. Use official government sites and recheck before departure.
Before you book.
Are BIMP-EAGA flights domestic?
Only flights staying within the same country are domestic. Crossing a national border is international travel even when both airports are inside BIMP-EAGA.
Is there a single BIMP-EAGA visa?
Do not plan on a single regional visa. Check each country’s rules for your passport, travel purpose and transit itinerary.
Which flights can I book?
Use the homepage flight search for dates, operating sectors, fares and availability. Highlighted regions and destination examples do not confirm a route or traffic rights.
Is baggage automatically the same throughout the region?
No. The fare, cabin, operating carrier and itinerary determine your entitlement. Review the baggage shown before payment and on your itinerary.
Can I book a sector marked as a technical stop?
A technical stop does not automatically permit local passengers to board or leave. Only markets opened for sale can be reserved.