AirAsia launches One Million “Free” Seats Promotion

AirAsia is giving away 1 million free seats to over 70 destinations including China, India, Taiwan, Indonesia, Thailand, Singapore and many more across the airline’s extensive network of over 130 routes, stretching across 20 countries.

The free seats promotion will run from 11 to 15 November 2009 (booking period) for the travel period from 1 May to 30 October 2010.

AirAsia’s Regional Head of Commercial, Kathleen Tan said, “To usher 2010, this is the biggest and most exciting promotion of the year. With no fuel surcharge, and no administration fee, it’s a real deal, offering fantastic value to our guests. When the economy is tough, people seek cheaper traveling options which offer them better value for money and there is no better option than flying with AirAsia for free! This is also our gesture of saying a big thank you to our guests and the public who supported and contributed to AirAsia’s success. Without them, we would not have been conferred the recent “Airline of the Year 2009” award from the Centre for Asia Pacific Aviation (CAPA), flying over 80 million guests to date.”

Travellers can fly from Kuala Lumpur to domestic destinations such as Penang, Kota Kinabalu, Kuching and many more from as low as RM6 (all in one way fare).

Popular international destinations such as Jakarta, Bali, Yogyakarta, Bangkok, Phuket and even Tianjin are being offered from as low as RM25 (all in one way fare).

Plus, AirAsia’s long haul affiliate, AirAsia X, which recently launched new routes to Abu Dhabi, and Chengdu, is also included in the promotion with fares from as low as RM 99 (all in one way fare). Kangaroo routes to Australia such as the Gold Coast, Melbourne and Perth are available from as low as RM149 (all in one way fare). And, the popular London route is also on offer from as low as RM499 (all in one way fare).

Promotional seats are limited and available on a first-come, first-served basis. Terms and conditions apply.

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