Another AirAsia promotion wave — flights to New Zealand & Australia from just NT$7,290
By Li Xinyi, compiled and reported
Since AirAsia officially began operations in November 2007, in just under four years, it has carried over 5 million passengers, surpassing initial expectations. To celebrate this significant milestone, AirAsia is now exclusively launching a special ticket promotion. All long-haul routes (excluding Tehran) are on sale, with one-way tickets from Taipei to Kuala Lumpur starting at just NT$3,555 including taxes and fees.
Flying to Kuala Lumpur with AirAsia is the most affordable, starting from just NT$3,555.
Travel to Eastern Asian treasures such as Mumbai or New Delhi in India for as low as NT$6,790 per person one-way including taxes and fees; or plan a romantic European getaway with flights from Taipei to Paris (Orly Airport) for just NT$10,190 one-way including taxes and fees. Those looking to work or holiday in New Zealand or Australia shouldn’t miss out on low-cost deals to Perth, Melbourne, or Christchurch, with one-way tickets starting at just NT$7,290 including taxes and fees.
Score AirAsia promo tickets to Melbourne for under NT$8,000.
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