By Wei Ruyu, compiled and reported
AirAsia’s “Big Sale” promotion is back Up！It only lasts 5 days, from March 28 to April 1. Travelers can visit the AirAsia official website or use the AirAsia app on their smartphones to grab super low-priced tickets for flights from October 1, 2012 to January 31, 2013.
This promotion includes one-way Taipei–Sabah airfares including tax starting from just 2,150 TWD; one-way Taipei–Kuala Lumpur airfares including tax starting from 2,950 TWD; one-way Taipei–Kuala Lumpur–Perth airfares including tax starting from 6,250 TWD; and one-way Taipei–Kuala Lumpur–Melbourne airfares including tax starting from as low as 7,850 TWD！
Travelers looking to snag cheap tickets should act fast these 5 days Up！(Image provided by AirAsia)
In addition, one-way domestic airfares within Malaysia including tax start from just 240 TWD; for international routes departing from Kuala Lumpur — whether to Vietnam, Indonesia, Thailand, or even closer destinations such as Hong Kong, Shenzhen, or Guangzhou — all taxes and fees are included, and prices start from just 30 TWD.
For example, one-way economy class airfares from Kuala Lumpur to China (including cities such as Tianjin, Hangzhou, Chengdu, etc.) including tax start from just 2,160 TWD, while business premier seats start from 9,110 TWD; one-way economy class airfares from Kuala Lumpur to Seoul, South Korea including tax start from 3,048 TWD, with business premier seats at 10,319 TWD; one-way economy class airfares from Kuala Lumpur to Japan (Tokyo, Osaka) also start from just 3,048 TWD, and business premier seats are available from 20,648 TWD; and one-way economy class airfares from Kuala Lumpur to Sydney are even slashed to just 4,080 TWD！
Azran Osman-Rani, CEO of AirAsia X, said: “Taiwanese travelers can take advantage of AirAsia X’s flights to transfer in Kuala Lumpur at incredibly low fares, and then continue to other global cities such as Vietnam, Indonesia, and Hong Kong. In addition, with the increased frequency of AirAsia X’s new Taipei–Kuala Lumpur, Kuala Lumpur–Perth, and Kuala Lumpur–Tokyo routes, it’s now more convenient than ever for Taiwanese and global travelers to reach destinations such as Australia, Taiwan, and Japan. We also recommend passengers make full use of our Fly-thru transit service, where travelers do not need to apply for a separate transit visa and can check their luggage through to their final destination, significantly reducing transit time.”
Recently, AirAsia has not only waived the counter check-in fee for all international flight passengers, but has also reduced the online booking fee per passenger from 8 Malaysian Ringgit (approximately 77 TWD) to 5 Malaysian Ringgit (approximately 48 TWD). (Image provided by AirAsia)
Passengers can also directly purchase add-on services from the AirAsia official website, such as checked baggage allowances, hot seat selection, any seat selection, and travel insurance; booking in advance before departure allows you to enjoy up to 30% off. Additionally, each person can pre-order more than one in-flight meal at a discounted price before boarding to enjoy exquisite cuisine from around the world.
Moreover, passengers who join the AirAsia “BIG Loyalty Program” can earn BIG Points every time they fly with AirAsia or AirAsia X, or use services offered by other global BIG partners, and redeem them for free AirAsia tickets. Travelers can join the “BIG Loyalty Program” at www.tune2big.com to learn more.
For more information about the “Big Sale” promotion and ticket-snatching tips, please visit the AirAsia Taiwan Facebook fan page at www.facebook.com/AirAsiaTaiwan or the official AirAsia Twitter account at twitter.com/AirAsia for real-time updates. The AirAsia official website is www.airasia.com
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