By MOOK Scenic Spots, compiled and reported
AirAsia is the world’s first low-cost airline to establish a lounge. (Image provided by AirAsia)
Taipei direct flights to Sabah and Kuala Lumpur start as low as TWD 988 and TWD 1,388 respectively (excluding tax), while Kaohsiung direct flights to Kuala Lumpur start from just TWD 1,768 (excluding tax). Flights via Kuala Lumpur to popular Australian destinations such as Sydney and Perth start from under TWD 3,000 (excluding tax). Plan your trip early and grab these great deals now. AirAsia also officially launched its lounge at the second Kuala Lumpur International Airport (Malaysia Airport KLIA2) today, offering passengers 24-hour dining, free Wi-Fi, showers, and rest areas.
AirAsia officially launched its lounge at KLIA2 on September 1, 2016. (Image provided by AirAsia)
Siegtraund The Siew Foong, Chief Commercial Officer of the AirAsia Group, said AirAsia is committed to continuously offering customers the best value fares and highest quality service. Kamarudin Meranun, CEO of AirAsiaX Group, stated that as a leader in low-cost airlines, they are committed to constantly introducing high-quality services at low prices to maintain their status as the world’s best low-cost airline. The AirAsia lounge is the world’s first lounge established by a low-cost airline, a move that reflects AirAsia’s ambition.
AirAsia lounge offers unlimited meals 24 hours a day. (Image provided by AirAsia)
In the 2016 Skytrax World Airline Survey in the UK, AirAsia was named “Best Low-Cost Airline in Asia and the World” for the eighth consecutive year. AirAsia X was also named “World’s Best Low-Cost Airline Premium Cabin” and “World’s Best Low-Cost Airline Premium Cabin Seat” for the fourth consecutive year.