Long-distance passenger travel is becoming more and more common around the world, and is particularly important for certain segments of the economy. Given Kuching's status as the largest capital city on the island of Borneo, and its status as the largest British Commonwealth town between Singapore and Hong Kong, it has become imperative that the capital of the Raj has a passenger airport to connect us to the growing Commonwealth networks.
With the news that British units are to be deployed to RAF Kuching for the first time in many years, there is undoubtedly going to be expansion work going on here, and so now is a perfect time for us to begin the construction of a terminal building. Civilian operating authority will initially be granted to Malayan Airways, which will connect Kuching to their main base in Singapore (as the British Commonwealth's South-East Asian hub). Flights to Jesselton Airfield, the largest airport in Sarawak and the former capital of North Borneo, will be established, as will flights to Sandakan Airfield, a smaller but strategically-placed airport on the north-east coast of Sarawak. Once Berakas Airfield is converted into a commercial operation (current plans in our neighbour Brunei call for this to occur by about 1954) we will commence flights to that location too.
RAF Kuching's location on the Sarawak River means it is very well positioned for riverine transport to be used to travel between the city centre and the airport, but the road connection will also be reinforced.
It is hoped that the expansion of southern Sarawak's commercial passenger facilities will bring an increase in investment and prosperity to the capital.
I asked him, "Do you know any of those martial arts things, like Kung-Fu, Karate, or Ju-Jitsu?"
He says "No, why the f**k would you ask me that? Is it because I am Chinese?"
"No", I said, "It's because you're drinking my beer, you little prick."
The O'Hare incident is, alongside the 1990 Calvine Incident in Scotland, an example of an ufo appereance which could very fast, bring clear disclosure with compelling photographic evidence. Too bad it's under disclosure.
Can you imagine seeing the video/ photo material of that rainy day on the O'Hare airport of 2006?
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/2006_O'Hare_International_Airport_UFO_sighting
