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  1. 2020

    AirAsia announces flight-change fee waiver for new bookings

    AirAsia announced that it would waive flight-change fees for new bookings made from June 3 through October 31, 2020, for online domestic flight bookings in Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand, the Philippines and India.

  2. 2020

    AirAsia rolls out contactless travel technology and plans an app upgrade

    AirAsia is rolling out contactless travel procedures, including payment options and kiosks, and plans to upgrade its mobile app later that month so travellers can scan passports in the app. The source does not provide a publication date.

  3. 2020

    AirAsia launches protective flight attendant uniform

    AirAsia launched a new protective flight attendant uniform on a recovery flight from Bangkok to Manila. The uniform was designed in collaboration with fashion designer Puey Quiñones.

  4. 2020

    AirAsia logistics arm launches Freightchain

    AirAsia Group’s logistics arm Teleport announced the launch of Freightchain, a blockchain-based digital network for booking and tracking air cargo.

  5. 2020

    AirAsia launches Save Our Shops campaign

    AirAsia launched the Save Our Shops campaign to help local businesses market products on its OURSHOP platform. Merchants could sign up with zero commission and no listing fee during April, while covering 2% banking transaction charges per sale.

  6. 2020

    AirAsia offered six million promotional seats

    AirAsia offered six million promotional seats, including zero-fare seats, for destinations in Malaysia and overseas. Public booking was scheduled for March 9–15, with BIG members and BigPay able to book from March 8.

  7. 2020

    AirAsia introduces an unlimited flight pass

    AirAsia introduced an annual Unlimited Pass for AirAsia BIG members based in Malaysia, offering unlimited flights on specified AirAsia X routes between Asia and Australia for 499 Malaysian Ringgit. Passes were available for purchase through March 7, 2020, and travel was valid from March 2, 2020 to March 2, 2021.

  8. 2020

    AirAsia executives temporarily relinquish executive roles

    AirAsia CEO Anthony Francis Fernandes and Executive Director Kamarudin Meranun notified the company that they would relinquish their executive positions for two months or another period set by the company, while a Malaysian anti-corruption commission investigates alleged bribes. AirAsia denied wrongdoing.

  9. 2020

    AirAsia offers discounted Visakhapatnam–Kuala Lumpur flights

    AirAsia offered discounted fares for flights from Visakhapatnam to Kuala Lumpur through its ‘Buy early, save more’ campaign. Tickets could be booked from January 27 through February 2 for travel through August 31, with fares varying by how far in advance customers booked.

  10. 2020

    AirAsia announces Penang–Chengdu route

    AirAsia announced that it would launch a direct route between Penang and Chengdu on March 8, 2020, operating three times a week.

  11. 2019

    AirAsia offers member flight-sale fares

    AirAsia offered a flight sale for registered members, with fares starting at Rs 1,215 for Big members. The booking period ran through November 10, 2019, for travel from April 27, 2020, to March 2, 2021.

  12. 2019

    Air Asia launches flights from Agartala

    Air Asia launched flight services from Agartala to Kolkata, Delhi, Guwahati and Imphal. The company said 14 flights would operate each week across the routes.

  13. 2019

    AirAsia wins two regional airline awards

    AirAsia won Asia's Leading Low-Cost Airline and Asia's Leading Low-Cost Airline Cabin Crew at the World Travel Awards Asia and Oceania 2019.

  14. 2019

    AirAsia files RM479.78 million claim against KLIA2 operator

    AirAsia filed a Kuala Lumpur High Court claim seeking RM479.78 million from Malaysia Airports (Sepang) Sdn Bhd, alleging that negligence in managing, operating, maintaining and providing services and facilities at KLIA2 caused losses to AirAsia and AirAsia X.