AirAsia has revamped their website at www.airasia.com ! The new and improved website is now  loaded with cool new features, innovative functions, simplified layout and a touch of fun.

Once again, AirAsia should be proud of people behind all this. I personally like the new design very much, it simply the best in a way that how they presented the data. We just need a few clicks to get where we want.

What do you think of the new design ? Visit Airasia to experience their new look.

Now, you can choose to check-in at your convenience by using your mobile, at our airport kiosks or via the internet. Fast and convenient, Self Check-In is now available for all AirAsia and AirAsia X flights.

For more details on the options available for self-check in visit the information page.

This another creative idea from AirAsia. For me with the technology in hand, AirAsia has do the right thing in establishing http://www.haveyouflownairasialately.com/ for their have you flown Air asia campaign.

Take a look at http://www.haveyouflownairasialately.com/ and you will know why Air Asia was voted The World’s Best Low-Cost Airline.

With such interactive portal you will be able to explore AirAsia in very user-friendly and easy to use system. The exploration starts from Ground Level, Our Fleet, In-Flight.

Try it now.

For those who want a specific seat, they can either purchase a “hot seat” for RM25 one way or a “standard seat” for RM5.

They have the option of choosing a window or aisle seat or anywhere else.

The hot seats are those in the first five front rows and the two rows at the emergency exit. A hot seat comes automatically with express boarding facility.

The standard seat allows passengers to choose the other seats.

The Xpress boarding facility as a standalone service will be scrapped from Tuesday. Those who have already booked or paid through this facility will be given a hot seat. Those who do not like the seat assigned to them can change them.

“Passengers now have a choice on whether they want to sit by the aisle, window or anywhere else,” AirAsia group chief executive officer Datuk Seri Tony Fernandes said at the launch of the service yesterday.

“The days of running to the plane or pretending to be a rugby player while trying to grab a seat are over.”

He said passengers had always wanted seating options as practised by long-haul services on AirAsia X flights.

“The response has been good so far with 7,000 choice of seats booked in five days.

The service was opened for sale from Feb 5.

On the 500,000 free tickets promotion, Fernandes said the response was “fantastic” with a record 279,000 seats sold in one day despite the economic downturn.

“We will not be cutting down on our plans. We believe we have the product that people want which can bring in more tourists,” he said.

He added that the new LCCT departure terminal would be ready by March 15.