Published: Sunday February 17, 2013 MYT 2:49:00 PM
AirAsia offers more free seats
SEPANG: AirAsia is offering up free seats to international destinations such as Bali, Singapore, Krabi, Hatyai and Surat Thani with their latest promotion which runs from Monday Feb 18 until Sunday Feb 24.
Up to 200,000 free seats are available under this promotion, which also features domestic destinations such as Johor Baru and Kota Baru. Only taxes and fees apply to these free seats, which will be available from RM0 one way.
Guests can book these free seats for the immediate travel period from March 1 to July 31, a period which includes school holidays. Apart from the free seats, there are also promotional fares from as low as RM39 one way to Terengganu, Alor Setar, Kota Kinabalu, Bangkok, Jakarta, Hong Kong and many more throughout the same booking period and travel period as the free seats offered.
In a statement, AirAsia's group chief commercial officer Siegtraund Teh said, “Apart from the 200,000 free seats, we also have 1.8 million promotional seats to many other destinations from as low as RM39 one way.Tthis would be the perfect opportunity for all types of travelers, whether for leisure or business, to grab the best deals."
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