AirAsia has launched a f(r)ee seats promotion on
flights between Singapore-Langkawi and Penang-Singapore.
These two new routes will begin on
1 June 2009 with daily services. The f(r)ee seats deal is
available online via AirAsia’s website until 3 May 2009 for travel
between 1 June 2009 and 31 January 2010.
Alongside the new routes, the airline is increasing
its frequency from Kuala Lumpur to Singapore, bringing the total
frequency to 8 direct daily flights from the current 7. The added
frequency will also commence operations on 1 June 2009, with f(r)ee
seats on offer to mark its initiation.
AirAsia Regional Head of Commercial,
Kathleen Tan said, “By opening up these routes, we are looking
forward to stimulate more travel and tourism activities which will
definitely benefit the country's economy. Langkawi is a beautiful
island with many interesting spots to visit and activities to
indulge in, while Penang is a destination well known for its
gastronomic delights and diverse culture. Direct flight to these
islands will offer more choices in holiday destinations for the
Singaporean public, and our low fares will definitely be the
utmost reason for them to visit new locations in Malaysia. We
always remain bullish that our low fares will help to stimulate
and induce new travel demand, and will help boost tourism
potential on both ends.”
The
free seats promotion excludes airport tax, admin fees and are
applicable one-way only. For Singaporean guests, the offer
will feature an all-in-fare of Sin$39.
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