Johor Bahru Senai International Airport - Johor Bahru, Johor

Faisal A.

Senai Airport is very convenient and close to my hometown, making it easy for short trips and family travel. The airport is clean, not too crowded, and the staff are friendly. Check-in and security are smooth, and there are enough food and coffee options for a small airport. Parking and Grab pick-up are easy too. A nice, stress-free airport for domestic and regional flights.

Mitch D.

ジョホールバル空港はコンパクトな国際空港。タクシーで到着して入口より入る。保安検査前にはスターバックス、レンタカー、お土産などの店あり。Airasiaの自動発券機もある。保安検査後にはゲートG1が国際線。G2〜9が国内線のゲートがあり、バーガーキング、Babaron cafe , 免税店、Cosmetic , コンビニがある。ラウンジは、Plaza premium laungeがありG2の前に入口がある。

Anton N.

Johor Bahru Senai International Airport is clean, organized, and easy to navigate. Check-in and security are generally smooth, and immigration was efficient. The terminal also has a musholla for Muslim travelers, which is very convenient. The only drawbacks are that it’s quite far from the city, and I encountered a few staff who were not very friendly. Overall, it’s functional and suitable for travelers heading to Johor Bahru or nearby areas.

Manggo D.

After the renovation, the seating capacity at the boarding waiting area seems insufficient, especially during peak hours when many passengers are waiting to board. It would be good if the airport could provide more chairs to make the experience more comfortable. On the positive side, the restaurants and food options available before check-in are quite good, with a wide variety of choices for passengers.

iPuK

My second time visiting Johor Bahru!
Airport was clean and excellent. Easy to navigate and had no problem during my visit here. Tons of eatery and of course facilities such as toilets, suraus, and more.

Area is not too big so its easy to take your luggage when you arrive and easy to go through all the security check when departing.

Ill be back for more, Johor! Keep up the good work!

Jy L.

I faced a very disappointing experience with the Malaysia immigration officers this morning while my pregnant wife and I were taking a flight to Penang.

While I understand that body scanners are theoretically considered safe for pregnant women, there is currently no official guarantee or statement confirming absolute safety. Because of this, my wife was understandably worried. I politely requested an alternative screening method from the officers, such as a manual scan or physical inspection, which is a common and reasonable request.

Unfortunately, both officers insisted that my wife must go through the body scanner, refusing to provide any alternative. Their attitude and handling of the situation were unhelpful and dismissive.

We have travelled through airports in Thailand and Singapore, where officers are more understanding and accommodating of such concerns — they willingly provide manual screening options for pregnant passengers.

As a Malaysian, I feel deeply disappointed by the standard of service and attitude shown at our international airport. If Malaysia aims to present itself as a welcoming and progressive international hub, we must ensure that our airport personnel uphold professionalism, empathy, and flexibility in dealing with passengers, especially those with special conditions.

I sincerely hope that the Ministry of Transport and relevant authorities will take this matter seriously and work to improve both the service standards and attitudes of airport and immigration officers. Our nation’s reputation depends not only on our economic progress, but also on the quality of service we offer to locals and international travellers alike.

edtayjb

As someone who was born and raised in Johor Bahru, I am biased in my review of this airport. I have seen it develop from a purely (just a single building) domestic airport to what it is today, an airport that operates out of a sprawling complex serving both domestic and international destinations. And within the complex itself, there are many retail and food and beverage shops to satisfy any air traveller. The check in area of this airport is spacious and seldom crowded, and the non-public departure zone is also quite impressive with a duty free shop and a couple of established eateries - for example Burger King. The airport staff here are friendly and courteous - making the airport experience all the more pleasant.

NV B.

I had the opportunity to visit Senai International Airport in Johor Bahru, Malaysia. This is a small airport and does not operate 24 hours. This airport also has many restaurants and shops inside. It is a clean airport both inside and outside. There are many other facilities within a 10km radius and especially the border of Singapore is only about 2 hours drive from Senai Airport.