If things really get critical; in addition to the 4 A400Ms there are still 14 C-130Hs and 3 CN-335s [another 3 converted into MPAs]. On top of that the services of MAS and AirAsia can be called upon. Over the years troop transfers have been handled by MAS and AirAsia.As STURM points out, Peninsular Malaysia to East Malaysia transport can be handled cheaper with commercial shipping. If there is a need to surge troops to support ESSCOM in Sabah, they can use their A400M.
The first Fajar deployment saw the Inderapura [the former USS Spartanburg Country] deployed. The Indera Sakti class ships were also later deployed.LPDs allow them to fulill a wider range of missions, which has been demonstrated
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