Air Asia X
The 2011 Festive Sales
AirAsia offers the 2011 festive sale. Fares from RM 199.00 one-way, all-in. Seats are limited and may not be available on all flights. The offer is subject to availability. Terms and conditions apply. Don’t wait any longer and book your trip now!
Fly from Kuala Lumpur
- All-In-Fare from RM199 one way to Taipei, Tianjin, New Delhi, Mumbai
- All-In-Fare from RM249 one way Hangzhou, Gold Coast, Melbourne
- All-In-Fare from RM699 one way to London.
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Popularity: 3% [?]
Europe Super Affordable Package – 8/9D
You can now travel to Europe at RM3699 with Airasia 8 /9D Europe Super Affordable Package. Things included are return flights, accommodation, meals & tours as per itinerary, local guides, ground transportation, taxes. Among highlights are canal cruise, Buckingham Palace, Tower Bridge, Champs Elysees, Notre Dame Chathedral.
The Airasia 8/9D Europe SUper Affordable package includes travel to London (2N), Brugge (1N), Amsterdam (1N), Brussels (1N) and Paris (1D).
Book Airasia 8/9D Travel Europe Super Affordable now, the offer is valid from now til 11 AUg 2010. The departure date for Airasia 8/9D Travel Europe Super Affordable is Nov 15 & 29, Dec 6 & 13, Feb 3
Popularity: 7% [?]
Kual Lumpur – Seoul at RM99
Good new for those who want to fly Seoul from Kuala Lumpur as they have announced today that AirAsia X will fly direct to Incheon International Airport from Kuala Lumpur, starting from November 1, with direct daily flights.
AirAsia X will be offering fares from RM99 for the travel period from Nov 1, 2010 to August 11, 2011.
This new destination could not have come at a better time, as it will coincide with major school holidays and year end festivities, said AirAsia X Chief Executive Officer, Azran Osman-Rani.
He said the airline was confident the new route will encourage new travel demands and stimulate tourism growth.
“We estimate that more than 60 per cent of AirAsia X passengers to and from Seoul will be first time visitors, which will contribute significantly to tourism growth,” Azran Osman-Rani added.
Via Bernama
Popularity: 9% [?]
AirAsia Mega Sale
In conjunction with the 2010 Malaysia Mega Sale Carnival (MMSC 2010) from 24th July and running till 16th September 2010, AirAsia has today launched their very own Mega Sale for traveller to choose from local flight to international.
The booking period will be opened from 2 August 2010 until 10 August 2010 for a travel period from 3 January 2011 – 31 March 2011.
The rate shown below is fly from LCCT, Malaysia :
| Kota Kinabalu | RM69 |
|---|---|
| Dhaka, Bangladesh | RM317 |
| Guangzhou, China | RM251 |
| Chennai, India | RM221 |
| Bandung, Indonesia | RM99 |
| Macau | RM170 |
| Hanoi | RM157 |
For booking, please visit this site.
Popularity: 11% [?]
Discover Melbourne from RM299
Discover Melbourne during winter from RM299. Its a great opportunity for those who want to experience hip and cool Melbourne. Discover cultural secrets and explore hidden laneways, a perfect way to enjoy a cool getaway. Whatever your passion – food, arts, culture, retail therapy or snow sports – Melbourne is a feast for the senses.
What’s winter without snow? Hit the ski fields of Victoria’s picturesque alpine region, a mere three hours drive from the city for downhill skiing, snowboarding and tobogganing.
Escape the heat this season to enjoy a cool getaway in Melbourne and soak in the culture and ambience of this magnificent city! Book Now!
Book from 16 – 24 Jun 2010 | Travel from 1 Aug – 14 Nov 2010
For more details about Melbourne, visit the VisitMelbourne Page.
Popularity: 16% [?]
AirAsia fly to Pakse, Laos
The government will ask budget carrier AirAsia to look into adding a second destination to Laos, following a request from the Laotian Transport Ministry during the Prime Ministry Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak visit to Laos recently.
AirAsia is the only Malaysian airline offering three weekly direct flights to the capital Vientiane. If the request were be considered, there will be a direct flights to the world heritage town of Pakse.
Popularity: 3% [?]
Free Seats in May 2010
Good news for AirAsia travellers. The FREE SEATS offer are on the way! Grab seats to China, Singapore, Vietnam, Thailand, India and across Malaysia.
For very limited time from 18 May 2010 – 23 May 2010 you can book your flight for next year to various places. The travel is for period from 3 Jan 2011 to 8 May 2011. Please not that Free Seats starts on 00:01(GMT+0800) 18 May 2010.
The destination is for Langkawi, Kuala Terengganu, Kota Kinabalu, Phuket, Bangkok, Krabi, Penang, Singapore, Johor Bahru, Hong Kong, Jakarta, Bandung, Medan and many more!
For details log on to airasia.com on 18 May 2010.
Popularity: 34% [?]
AirAsia X backs a clear national aviation policy
WE welcome the assertion by Tengku Datuk Azmil Zaharuddin, the MD/CEO of MAS, that “Malaysia needs a clear aviation policy – one that offers real choices to consumers and that benefits the country.” (StarBizWeek, May 1 2010, headlined: “To compete and collaborate”.
It is good to know that MAS is willing to join hands with us to work with the Government on delineating such a policy and ensuring free and fair competition on a level playing field (which Tengku Datuk Azmil says MAS welcomes).
The whole idea, of course, is that consumers should gain and Malaysia can benefit from increased tourist arrivals.
Popularity: 6% [?]
Fly to Perth at RM249
Experience Western Australia! World class wineries and restaurants, stunning national parks and the majestic rivers- all right on Perth’s doorstep. Coupled with AirAsia’s fabulous low fares, it seems like too good a deal to miss.
Booking Period is from 4 May 2010 – 9 May 2010 and for travelling Period 1 August 2010 – 13 February 2011. Book it now here.
If you are looking for a holiday package, airasia has something special to offer. Starts at RM1157 for 4D3N package, you can grab it now.
Popularity: 23% [?]
New flatbed Premium seats
AirAsia X’s passengers on long-haul AirAsia X flights can now enjoy greater comfort with the introduction of flatbed seats. Such services is first of its kind in the low-cost carrier business. The new flatbed seats are the result of all the feedback that AirAsia X received on their services.
The new flatbeds come with standard business class specifications of 50.8cm wide and 152.4cm distance between one seat and the next, with the ability to stretch out to 195.58cm in full recline position. The seats will also feature universal power sockets, adjustable headrests and built-in personal utilities like tray table, drink holder, reading light and privacy screen.
The airline is currently upgrading its whole fleet with the new seats for all long-haul flights to Melbourne, Perth, Gold Coast, Taipei, Hangzhou, Tianjin, Chengdu, London, Mumbai and New Delhi and the refurbishment is expected to be completed by June.
The new enhancement is giving the ‘AirAsia flying experience’ a new meaning and elevating the brand to a higher level.
On top of the above, premium seat guests will get to enjoy the following premium complimentary product and services: Pick A Seat, Priority Check-in, Priority Boarding, Priority Baggage, Baggage Allowance, Combo Meal and Comfort Kit.
In conjunction with the launch of the seats, the airline is also offering an exclusive “Premium Seat Promotion” for all Citibank credit card holders in Malaysia for flights from Kuala Lumpur to Perth and Melbourne, availabe only at www.airasia.com.
Experience the comfort of AirAsia Premium Flat Bed seats today!
Popularity: 23% [?]
AirAsia Flights to Sydney and Seoul
AirAsia X’s expansion into Sydney and Seoul will be delayed as it has failed to get the nod from the Malaysian Government to fly to the two cities, reported the Star daily.
The rejection will force the carrier to formulate a back-up plan to utilise some of the new aircraft that will be delivered later this year.
“It is critical for our own business, for us to sustain our business model. We are committing huge amount of capital – and we do need the routes,” AirAsia X chief executive officer Azran Osman-Rani told The STAR recently.
In July last year, it was reported that the government was putting the award of rights for Seoul and Sydney to AirAsia X on hold, in a move to get its sister company AirAsia Bhd to pay around RM110 million owed to government-linked company Malaysia Airports Holdings Bhd for services rendered.
After settling the bill late last year, however, it is understood that the rights are further delayed by a need to appease the national carrier, Malaysia Airlines (MAS), which is currently servicing the routes.
Read more here.
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