Man takes flight from KL to JB to deliver cookies to his customer
On Monday (10 March), an X user shared a video of himself flying from Kuala Lumpur (KL) to Johor Bahru (JB) to personally deliver Hari Raya cookies to his customers.
The 27-second clip captures the entire delivery process, from preparing the cookies at home to travelling to the airport, taking a flight to JB, and finally meeting up with the customer.

Source: @najimjimjim on X
Customer pays for his airline ticket
According to the OP, his customer had paid for the air ticket, which apparently cost less than RM100 (S$30).
The journey from KL to JB reportedly took only 45 minutes.

Source: @najimjimjim on X
“First time delivering Raya cookies by flight on a same-day return trip from KL to JB. The customer was willing to pay for my flight, so I was fine with it,” the OP wrote in the caption.
Netizens believe OP’s cookies must be delicious
The unusual delivery caught netizens’ attention, sparking a wave of light-hearted reactions.
One netizen commented that his cookies must be exceptionally tasty and rare, as the customer had opted for flight delivery.

Source: @najimjimjim on X
Translation: The cookies must be really good! The customer went all out requesting delivery by flight.
Another netizen pointed out that the combined travel time, including the journey to the airport and the flight, was comparable to driving to JB.
In response, the OP clarified that it took him one hour to drive from his home to Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA), while the flight only took 45 minutes.

Source: @najimjimjim on X
Translation: Preparation from home to the airport + flight time might end up taking the same time as driving.
One person highlighted that flight tickets tend to be cheaper during festive seasons like Christmas, Chinese New Year, and Raya, noting that they often cost less than RM1,000 (S$300).

Source: @najimjimjim on X
Translation: Surprisingly, flight tickets are cheap during the festive season. I noticed that for Christmas, CNY, and Raya this year, the tickets were even under 1k!
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Featured image adapted from @najimjimjim on X.