The establishment of the airline is a rather interesting choice by its parent company, the SKS Group who are mainly involved in property development. So far, the company’s projects are located within Johor Bahru as well as in Perth, Australia. For starters, the airline is currently offering flights to Pangkor Island and Redang Island from the Subang Airport while flights to Tioman from Subang Airport and Senai Airport are in the works as well. SKS Airways will be flying to these islands using De Havilland DHC-6 Twin Otter Series 300 turboprop planes which have 19 seat capacities each. The inaugural flight from Subang to Pangkor will take place on 26 January while the airline will begin flying passengers to Redang Island a few days later on 31 January. In terms of pricing, the flight to Pangkor on 26 January costs between RM159.34 to RM313.04 according to our quick check today: If you want to go the other way around, the first flight from Pangkor to Subang will only be available on 27 January and has a price range between RM159.34 to RM275.94. As for the inaugural flight from Subang to Redang on 31 January, it costs between RM275.94 to RM419.04 while the price for the flight back to Subang ranges from RM275.94 to RM381.94. (Source: SKS Airways – [1][2].)
