The Sunda Flying Fox is recorded on Indonesian islands. Adult males in Timor specimens had ochre fur from the shoulders toward the neck, while a Lombok account observed solitary animals using mango trees as roosts.
Descriptions of adult males from Timor report ochre fur across the shoulders and fore-neck, shading toward deeper sienna at the neck.
In 1987 at Desa Pelangan, Lombok, solitary individuals were recorded roosting in a large mango tree and flying among coconut crowns at dusk.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.