Travellers can enjoy 20% off base fares for all seats on all AirAsia and AirAsia X flights to over 100 destinations throughout all of its route network across 20 countries, with zero fuel surcharges.
This amazing offer is now available for booking at airasia.com from 3 - 8 March 2015 with immediate travel from 5 March to 12 July 2015, applicable for all AirAsia and AirAsia X flights with flight code AK (Malaysia AirAsia), D7 (Malaysia AirAsia X), FD (Thailand AirAsia), XJ (Thailand AirAsia X), QZ (Indonesia AirAsia) except Indonesia domestic flights, XT (Indonesia AirAsia Extra), PQ (Philippines AirAsia) and Z2 (AirAsia Zest).
The 20% discount is also applicable to bookings made via AirAsia’s mobile app on iPhone and Android devices, as well as the mobile site mobile.airasia.com.
Spencer Lee, Commercial Head of AirAsia said: “The AirAsia Group has the largest route network across this region, and we believe that this 20% off all seats and all flights promotion will spur more demand for travel especially with the ease and convenience we provide through our vast network.
“This would be a great opportunity for our guests to plan their dream holiday to exciting destinations across Asia and Australia; from a beach holiday at Phuket, shopping spree at Hong Kong, food trail in Penang or even a city escapade at Busan!” added Spencer.
As participating partners for this special offer, AirAsia BIG Loyalty Card and BIG Prepaid Master Card holders will be able to collect points when flying with AirAsia and also redeem their flights throughout this promotion period at AirAsiaBig.com. For more information on how to sign up for the AirAsia BIG
Loyalty Card and BIG Prepaid Master Card, please visit their website at AirAsiaBig.com and bigprepaid.com.
Bernama
Mon Mar 02 2015
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