For all AirAsia-Citibank Cardmember and CIMB AirAsia Savers Account Holder can grab flight seats from RM29 onwards from 8/3 to 9/3.

Deatils as follows :

Click here for details.

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There’s no quicker way to the hottest GPs around than with AirAsia, Official Partner of AT&T Williams. Keep up to speed as a RedA!ert Member or simply logon to www.haveyouflownairasia.com throughout the 2010 GP Season to see how you can win grandstand tickets and exclusive pit passes to the AT&T Williams garage.

The online GP Challenge begins 9 March!

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If you are a client of CIMB Bank AirAsia Savers, you will receive the following sms through SMS.

CIMB Bank AirAsia Savers Early Notice : AIRASIA’S BIG SALE IS BACK ! Book online from 3/3 – 7/3 & enjoy fares as LOW as RM9. Travel from 25/9/10 – 13/2/11. T&C Apply.

For others, you can make your reservation effective 3 March 2009. If you are looking for RM699 London fare this is the right time. How about Bandung for RM69, Gold Coast RM149 and many more.

Grab your ticket now at AirAsia Big Sale page.

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If you are looking for AirAsia’s merchandise, this could be a good news. AirAsia has officilaly launched their 2nd Kiosk at 6th Floor of Pavilion, KL Mall in Kuala Lumpur. The first is located at LCC Terminal, and a third will be unveiled in Q2.

What you can get here is the full range of AirAsia merchandise from AirAsia aircraft model to the red shirt.

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The Malaysia Airlines‘ Travel Fair 2010 (MATF’ 10) is back, offering attractive air fares and holiday packages from today until 7 March 2010. Offers such as a 75% discount off current market fares will be available during the fair 49 destinations worldwide. The travel period starts from March 24 until Jan 14 next year.

Tickets can be bought via the airlines’ ticketing offices, travel agents or www.malaysiaairlines.com.  What great about this year MATF is MAS will also be extending these offers to its customers in Singapore, Thailand, Brunei, Cambodia, Vietnam and Myanmar, where the fair will run concurrently.

Some of the  great offer that you can grab during The Malaysia Airlines‘ Travel Fair 2010

• Asia; starting from as low as RM133 to Medan, RM213 (Phuket) and RM359 (Hong Kong).
• Australia; RM639 to Perth one-way, and RM1,069 to Mel- bourne (one-way).
• Europe; London, Paris or Rome for only RM1,549.
• Other; Bangkok will cost RM264; Beijing (RM487), Sydney (RM754) and the Gold Coast (RM816).
• Customers intending to go on their umrah and ziarah journeys can opt for MASholidays’ travel package from RM4,999 for 14 days/ 12 nights to Jeddah, with three nights in Madinah and nine nights in Mecca.

They can also opt for package deals of four days, three nights travel from MASholidays – inclusive of return airfare, airport transfers, accommodation and breakfast. The offers will also be available at all Malaysia Airlines ticketing offices and its 24-hour callcentre at 1-300-88-3000. Those interested can also visit the website at www.malaysiaairlines.com.

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AirAsia yesterday said in a statement it had bought from Madam Nguyen Thi Phuong Thao a 30% equity stake in Vietjet Air for 180 billion dong that would allow it to set up a Vietnam-based joint venture low-cost airline to be known as Vietjet AirAsia.

The stake sale is believed to have the approval from Vietnam’s Transportation Ministry on Tuesday and the joint venture airline did not require fresh capital injection.

It is highly likely that AirAsia will second some of its aircraft for the operations in Vietnam and drive the venture given its expertise in running low-cost airlines.  Vietjet AirAsia will operate both domestic and international flights and is currently finalising details regarding routes, frequencies and launch of flight.

But this airline owes almost 30 billion dong (US$1.6mil) for jet fuel and services, and has been unable to operate its sole plane since November, according to reports originating from Vietnam.

Vietjet Air has a share capital of 600 billion dong (RM112mil) and its founding shareholders are Sovico Holdings, HCMC Housing Joint Stock Commercial Bank and some individuals from Vietnam’s civil aviation industry. Following the completion of the share transfer, the shareholding structure in the joint venture airline will be AirAsia via AA International Ltd with 30%, Sovico Holdings with 51% and Nguyen Thanh Hung with 19%.

The move by AirAsia to enter Vietnam is to strengthen its base in the Asean region which has a population of nearly 600 million.

Via : The Star

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