The 2 million promotional AirAsia seats announced earlier on Monday, inclusive of free seats for the travel period from 1st January – 30th April 2014 have received encouraging response and with only two days left, AirAsia guests are still able to grab the promotional seats to popular AirAsia destinations such as Singapore, Phnom Penh, Yangon, Padang, Medan and more.
The promotional seats still include domestic sectors such as Kuala Lumpur – Penang, Terengganu; Kuching – Sibu and Miri; Johor Bahru – Kuala Lumpur, Penang, Kuching, Miri and Sibu; Kota Kinabalu – Kuching, Miri, Sandakan, Tawau and many others. These special fares are all available online until this 7th April 2013 (Sunday) as well as via AirAsia’s mobile booking platforms through WAP enabled phones here and AirAsia apps on iPhone and Android devices.
Apart from the free seats that are still available, other exciting Asean gems such as Phuket, Vientiane, Ho Chi Minh City, Siem Reap, Lombok, Solo, Semarang, Chiang Mai, Bangkok, and more are still up for grabs at affordable all-in fares up till this 7th April 2013 (Sunday) for the same travel period.
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Guests are encouraged to pre-book their check-in baggage allocation online along with their flight bookings as they are able to save up to 66% as compared to checking-in their bags over the airport counter.
Apart from that, guests are also able to pre-book their in-flight meals with a wide variety of hot meals available on board with an option to book up to two meals for each guest. Check-in baggage allocation, in-flight meals, Pick-A-Seat, travel insurance and more are all available online and guests are able to add or make changes to their booking very simply through “Manage My Booking”.
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