Special discounts for AirAsia flights from Monday


- Reuters

PETALING JAYA: AirAsia is offering discounts of up to 50% for its short and long-haul destinations across Asia and beyond.

Discounted flights are available for purchase on the AirAsia website and mobile app from Monday to Oct 30, for travel between Jan 9 and June 18 next year.

It covers flights operated by AirAsia Malaysia, AirAsia Thailand, AirAsia Indonesia, AirAsia Philippines, Malaysia AirAsia X, Thai AirAsia X and Indonesia AirAsia X.

Passengers travelling long-haul can also take advantage of the discount when purchasing AirAsia X's Premium Flatbed products.

Premium Flatbed guests will enjoy premium complimentary products and services, including priority check-in, priority boarding, priority baggage, 40kg baggage allowance, complimentary meals as well as a pillow and duvet.

"From Kuala Lumpur to Japan, Korea, China, Australia, New Zealand, Iran, Maldives or even Mauritius, this is the best chance to check out those destinations you've always wanted to see at even more affordable prices," said AirAsia group chief commercial officer Siegtraund Teh in a statement Sunday.

AirAsia's latest updates on promotions and activities are available on its Twitter and Facebook pages.

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