A short time ago we have presented new serial about low cost airlines‘ policy. The very first was the baggage policy of Ryanair. Lets continue and find out more about baggage policies. But remember that the baggage fees change quite often and that it is necessary to follow the airlines’ websites to find the latest updates. Today we will present you one of the Asia most favourite low cost airline – AirAsia.
Low cost airline AirAsia belongs to the most favourite low cost airlines in Asia. The airline flies to various cities in Malaysia, Thailand and Indonesia as well as to other destinations worldwide. What should you know before buying an airline ticket with them? How to pack your suitcase?
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Low cost airline AirAsia launched new airfare sales “Big On Love” with fares as low as AUD 17 including taxes. Seats are limited and may not be available on all flights. Offer ends February 16, 2010 and is valid for flights from February 22 until May 31, 2010.
Flights included in this offer are mainly from Kuala Lumpur (e.g. Kuala Lumpur – Penang from AUD 17 or Kuala Lumpur – Phuket from AUD 34) but also from other cities such as Singapore, Phuket, Kota Kinabalu and others. For more details about airfare deal visit airasia.com.
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Low cost airline AirAsia also unveiled its plans to offer lie flat bed seats for its long haul flights. Here are some pictures from AirAsia’s tweetphoto.com and Facebook profile:
Lie Flat Bed Seats by AirAsia, ©AirAsia
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Low cost airline AirAsia launches direct flights to 6 new routes to India. The new flights head to key metro cities include Chennai, Bangalore, Hyderabad, Mumbai and New Delhi from Kuala Lumpur and from Penang to Chennai.
The Chennai, Bangalore and Hyderabad sectors will be serviced by AirAsia’s A320 aircrafts, Mumbai and Delhi will be served by its long-haul affiliate, AirAsia X via its new Airbus A330 fleet. AirAsia is the only airline which connects to the most points in India from Malaysia with a total of 148 flights weekly. To mark the opening for airfare sale of these new routes, AirAsia is offering an unbelievable all-in low fare from as low as RM 199 for the booking period from January 27 – 31, 2010.
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Low cost airline AirAsia decided to introduce new inclusion of its Web and Self Check-In service. These new self check-in kiosk facilities are currently in place at the LCCT airport and selected regional airports, providing guests with a quicker and more convenient way of checking-in. For added comfort and convenience, guests could also utilize our web-based check-in service.
This major initiative is part of the airline’s on-going mission of using the ICT forefront to exploit technology and practice cost efficiency. By adopting a cost effective service and liberating guests traveling experience, this innovative service will also avoid airport congestions, long queues and reduce waiting time at no extra cost. However, guests could still opt to check-in the conventional way at AirAsia’s check-in counters at the airport with our fun and friendly guest service staff.
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AirAsia, Asia’s biggest low cost airline and recently awarded the coveted “Best Airline of the year 2009” by CAPA, announces today that it will increase its Kuala Lumpur – Hong Kong flights to 3rd daily frequency.
AirAsia which is currently offering 2 daily direct flights to Hong Kong from Kuala Lumpur is introducing the new frequency to meet the emerging demands and encouraging load factors from the ASEAN region and beyond. The 3rd daily flight will commence on January 21, 2010.
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AirAsia, the world’s best low cost airline continues to strengthen its international connectivity by increasing its flight frequency to Taipei. The Kuala Lumpur – Taipei route, serviced by AirAsia’s low-fare long-haul affiliate AirAsia X, was launched 23rd April 2009 with only 5 weekly flights from the Kuala Lumpur hub. In fulfillment of the extra demand, the airline has decided to go daily from Kuala Lumpur to Taipei beginning October 19, 2009.
To celebrate the additional flights, AirAsia will be offering an all-in-fare from just RM129 (TWD1, 290) from Kuala Lumpur to Taipei. The daily flight to Taipei opens for sale for the booking period from July23 to July 31, 2009, for the travel period from October 19, 2009 to January 10, 2010. Promotional seats are limited and available on first-come, first-served basis and are on offer exclusively online via www.airasia.com and mobile.airasia.com.
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As an effort in building up a stronger virtual hub in the “lion city”, AirAsia, the “World’s Best Low Cost Airline” by Skytrax, today launches two new flights from Miri and Tawau to Singapore. AirAsia is the first and only low fare airline flying the Singapore – Miri and Singapore – Tawau sectors. The new routes will benefit the immense demands from business & leisure travelers and AirAsia is proud to service the market that is not served before and play such a vital role in increasing traffic, promoting tourism and boosting trade particularly in East Malaysia.
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AirAsia today launched Redbox, the world’s first low-cost courier, offering the best value-for-money shipment option in Malaysia and up to 50% savings in shipment costs.
The world’s best low-cost airline delivers another innovative service with Redbox, which allows easy online purchase at http://redbox.airasia.com or www.airasia.com. Customers enjoy online tracking that ensures packages are delivered on time as well as pick up and delivery services, convenient drop-off points and huge discounts for registered Redbox customers.
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With the aim of further stimulating travel and tourism in Malaysia and the region, AirAsia is abolishing the administration fee from its fare structure. This presents further real savings to AirAsia guests as they now only have to fork out the seat fare and airport tax.
‘No Admin Fee’ as it is aptly called, will come into effect for bookings made for all AirAsia and AirAsia X flights from 24th June 2009. From this date, AirAsia.com will display All-In Fares (fare + airport tax) throughout the booking process. This ensures transparency from the advertised price to selecting your flight and paying for it on AirAsia.com
In conjunction with the ‘No Admin Fee’ announcement, AirAsia is launching a regional promo-fare campaign. Many of the promo fares are even cheaper than the airport tax! The promo-fare seats are open for booking from 24 June until 28 June 2009 for travel between 1 October 2009 and 30 April 2010. The promotion is offered exclusively online via AirAsia.com. Promo-fare seats are limited and available on first-come, first-serve basis.
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