Entwistle said by working together, they could provide a service that allowed customers to request their Uber ride to the airport in step with their itinerary and have their Uber driver waiting for them when their flight lands.
Travellers will now be able to book their rides to the airport a month ahead, following a partnership between AirAsia and Uber.
The low cost carrier and ride-share service will be working together in 52 cities in 16 markets across Asia Pacific and the United States, where AirAsia operates and the Uber app is available.
