AirAsia flights departing from Kuala Lumpur International Airport

Malaysian low-cost airline AirAsia currently operates scheduled domestic and international flights to more than 165 destinations around 25 countries. Its main hub is Kuala Lumpur International Airport.

Here is the list of these destinations offered by AirAsia from Kuala Lumpur:

From Kuala Lumpur to Alor Setar	- 2 x Daily	Direct
From Kuala Lumpur to Bali	- 3 x Daily	Direct
From Kuala Lumpur to Balikpapan	- 1 x Daily	Direct
From Kuala Lumpur to Banda Aceh	- 2 x Daily	Direct
From Kuala Lumpur to Bandung	- 1 x Daily	Direct
From Kuala Lumpur to Bangkok - Don Mueang	- 7 x Daily	Direct
From Kuala Lumpur to Bangalore	- 1 x Daily	Direct
From Kuala Lumpur to Bintulu	- 2 x Daily	Direct
From Kuala Lumpur to Brunei	- 2 x Daily	Direct
From Kuala Lumpur to Cebu	- 1 x Daily	Direct
From Kuala Lumpur to Chennai	- 2 x Daily	Direct
From Kuala Lumpur to Chiang Mai	- 4 x Daily	Direct
From Kuala Lumpur to Clark	- 1 x Daily	Direct
From Kuala Lumpur to Da Nang	- 1 x Daily	Direct
From Kuala Lumpur to Guilin	- 1 x Daily	Direct
From Kuala Lumpur to Hanoi	- 2 x Daily	Direct
From Kuala Lumpur to Hat Yai	- 2 x Daily	Direct
From Kuala Lumpur to Ho Chi Minh City	- 5 x Daily	Direct
From Kuala Lumpur to Hong Kong	- 5 x Daily	Direct
From Kuala Lumpur to Jakarta	- 3 x Daily	Direct
From Kuala Lumpur to Johor Bahru	- 3 x Daily	Direct
From Kuala Lumpur to Kalibo	- 2 x Daily	Direct
From Kuala Lumpur to Kochi	- 2 x Daily	Direct
From Kuala Lumpur to Kolkata	- 1 x Daily	Direct
From Kuala Lumpur to Kota Bharu	- 8 x Daily	Direct
From Kuala Lumpur to Kota Kinabalu	- 14 x Daily	Direct
From Kuala Lumpur to Krabi	- 3 x Daily	Direct
From Kuala Lumpur to Kuala Terengganu	- 3 x Daily	Direct
From Kuala Lumpur to Kuching	- 12 x Daily	Direct
From Kuala Lumpur to Kunming	- 1 x Daily	Direct
From Kuala Lumpur to Labuan	- 3 x Daily	Direct
From Kuala Lumpur to Langkawi	- 11 x Daily	Direct
From Kuala Lumpur to Lombok	- 2 x Daily	Direct
From Kuala Lumpur to Macau	- 4 x Daily	Direct
From Kuala Lumpur to Makassar	- 1 x Daily	Direct
From Kuala Lumpur to Medan - Kualanamu	- 3 x Daily	Direct
From Kuala Lumpur to Miri	- 5 x Daily	Direct
From Kuala Lumpur to Nanning	- 1 x Daily	Direct
From Kuala Lumpur to Padang	- 3 x Daily	Direct
From Kuala Lumpur to Palembang	- 1 x Daily	Direct
From Kuala Lumpur to Pekanbaru	- 2 x Daily	Direct
From Kuala Lumpur to Penang	- 10 x Daily	Direct
From Kuala Lumpur to Phnom Penh	- 2 x Daily	Direct
From Kuala Lumpur to Phuket	- 4 x Daily	Direct
From Kuala Lumpur to Sandakan	- 4 x Daily	Direct
From Kuala Lumpur to Semarang	- 1 x Daily	Direct
From Kuala Lumpur to Shenzhen	- 1 x Daily	Direct
From Kuala Lumpur to Sibu	- 6 x Daily	Direct
From Kuala Lumpur to Siem Reap	- 2 x Daily	Direct
From Kuala Lumpur to Singapore	- 13 x Daily	Direct
From Kuala Lumpur to Solo	- 1 x Daily	Direct
From Kuala Lumpur to Surabaya	- 2 x Daily	Direct
From Kuala Lumpur to Surat Thani	- 2 x Daily	Direct
From Kuala Lumpur to Tawau	- 5 x Daily	Direct
From Kuala Lumpur to Tiruchirappalli	- 3 x Daily	Direct
From Kuala Lumpur to Vientiane	- 1 x Daily	Direct
From Kuala Lumpur to Yangon	- 2 x Daily	Direct
From Kuala Lumpur to Yogyakarta	- 2 x Daily	Direct

Cheap Flights from Bangkok to Maldives by Thai AirAsia

Thai AirAsia, Thailand's largest low cost carrier, is launching daily direct flights from Bangkok to Maldives starting from August 11 2017. Currently, only available direct flight from Bangkok to Maldives is operated by Bangkok Airways and costs 13,500 Thai Baht (397 USD) plus tax one way. ThaiAirAsia announced promotional 1,990 THB (58 USD) one-way, inclusive of taxes and fees. The Maldives flight promotion will be available until June 25th.

Thai AirAsia is a joint venture of Malaysian low-fare airline AirAsia and Thailand's Asia Aviation. It serves AirAsia's regularly scheduled domestic and international flights from Bangkok and other cities in Thailand.

The competitive prices Thai AirAsia offering will change the face of air travel to the Maldives. Travel to Maldives has long been regarded as a highly expensive and luxurious.

Thai AirAsia will operate Airbus A320 aircraft on Bangkok - Maldives route. The aircraft will depart from Bangkok's Bangkok Don Mueang Airport :

FD177 will depart from Bangkok daily at 09:30 AM and will arrive to Maldives (Male) at 11:40 AM. FD178 will depart fromMaldives (Male) at 12:30 PM and arrive at Bangkok at 19:00.

AirAsia currently flies from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia to the Maldives (Flight AK, seven times weekly).

Cheap Flights to Singapore from Taiwan by Tigerair Taiwan

If you are looking for cheap flights from Taiwan to Singapore or Singapore to Taiwan, new budget carrier Tigerair Taiwan (台灣虎航), will add one more alternative to the existing flights in late September. The low-cost carrier, which is a joint venture between Taiwan’s China Airlines (CAL, 中華航空) and Singapore’s Tigerair, will offer daily round-trip flights between Taiwan and Singapore. In a Facebook post, Tigerair said it will take delivery of its first aircraft around early September in preparation for the launch of its daily round-trip flight to Singapore later in the month.

Currently, Tiger Airways, Jetstar and Scoot are offering cheap flights on the route between Singapore and Taiwan. Full cost carriers like Singapore Airlines, CAL and EVA Airways (長榮航空) also offers flights between these two island nations.

Taiwan is a popular holiday destination for Singaporeans and Singapore is one of the most developed aviation hub in Asia. With flights to Singapore, passangers from Taiwan will have access to the large budget network of Tigerair as well as global network of big carriers like Singapore Airlines.

Tigerair Taiwan will be Taiwan's first low-cost airline. The joint venture will release more information next week about its flights and had said earlier that it was also considering destinations such as Macau, Hong Kong, Japan and South Korea in its initial flight network.

Singapore

Taiwan's TransAsia Airways's V Air is set to be the second budget operator in Taiwan as it is set to start operations in the fourth quarter of 2014.

AirAsia Promotion 2014: Free Seats Booking

AirAsia launched Free Seats promotion to various destinations covered by AirAsia such as Singapore, Indonesia, Thailand, Cambodia, the Philippines, Taiwan, Japan, Korea and many more. By Free Seats promotion you will be able to book a seat for $0 (don’t get  excited a lot , you will pay $0 for your seats, but you will still have to pay for the taxes and charges). Booking period is from 24 February 2014 to 2 March 2014 for travel period between 1 October 2014 and 30 April 2015. This time, there are 500,000 free AirAsia seats available.

If you also book your hotel while booking the seats, AirAsiaGo will offer savings up to 75% in flights and 50% in hotels. Besides Asean countries, AirAsia X is offering low fares from RM169 (all-in, one way) on economy and RM669 on premium seats to Sri Lanka, Saudi Arabia, Australia, Japan, Taiwan, South Korea, Nepal and China from Kuala Lumpur.

You can free book to many destinations from Kuala Lumpur, Singapore, Jakarta, Bali, Bandung, Medan - Kualanamu, Makassar, Surabaya, Kota Kinabalu, Kuching, Penang, Johor Bahru, Don Mueang, Phuket, Chiang Mai, Chubu, Cebu and Manila to many destinations in Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia and Philippines.

Check out the full list of exciting AirAsia & AirAsia X destinations at AirAsia Free Seats Booking Promotion.

AirAsia's free seats booking promotion is a repeated and highly popular promotion. Since early 2013, AirAsia has offered this deal several time and this is the first offer of 2014. Back in April 2013, they offered 2 million free seats.

AirAsia Promotion 2014: Free Seats Booking

SilkAir Promotion 2014 : Bandung 2-Way Air Ticket 51% OFF

A beautiful panorama of mountains and paddy fields will welcome you to Bandung a.k.a Paris of Java and City of Flowers. For the travel period between 3 February 2014 to 28 May 2014, Singapore based SilkAir is offering 2-way Singapore - Bandung flight tickets for only $85 per person instead of $174. The flight deal includes 20kg check-in luggage, 7kg hand-carry baggage & meals on board.

You can choose among the SilkAir Bandung - Singapore flights listed below (Flight schedule are subject to changes and availability):
MI 192 SIN-BDO 0810-0900 (Every Tue, Thur)
MI 196 SIN-BDO 1455-1545 (Every Mon, Fri, Sun)
MI 191 BDO-SIN 0945-1235 (Every Tue, Thur)
MI 195 BDO-SIN 1640-1930 (Every Mon, Fri, Sun))

The flight deal excludes airport taxes of $150 per person, Indonesia taxes RHP$150000, accommodation and 2-way land transfer. For the fine print and terms and conditions visit deals web page.

SilkAir Promotion 2014 : Bandung 2-Way Air Ticket 51% OFF

SilkAir Promotion 2014 : Phuket 2-Way Air Ticket 53% OFF

If you are planning to take a flight to Phuket from Singapore, SilkAir has a flight deal now for the travel period between 18 February 2014 to 27 May 2014. The 2-way flight ticket to Phuket from Singapore by SilkAir is only $99 per person instead of $212 with this latest flight deal by DEALs.com.sg.

The promotional package includes 2-way air ticket by SilkAir including 20kg check-in luggage, 7kg hand-carry baggage & meals on board and excludes airport taxes of $175 per person, accomodation and any land transfer.

Flights from Singapore to Phuket among which you can choose are (schedule is subject to changes and availability):
SilkAir flights from Singapore to Phuket:
MI 750 SIN-HKT 0715-0800 (From 30 Mar 2014 Onwards)
MI 756 SIN-HKT 1625-1710
MI 758 SIN-HKT 1835-1920
MI 760 SIN-HKT 1925-2010 (Every Thur, Sat)
SilkAir Flights from Phuket to Singapore:
MI 751 HKT-SIN 1015-1300
MI 757 HKT-SIN 2010-2255
MI 759 HKT-SIN 2100-2345(Every Thur, Sat )

SilkAir Promotion 2014 : Phuket 2-Way Air Ticket 53% OFF

For details and fine print visit deals web page.

Tigerair SG Zero Dollars Promotion 2014

What is better than a cheap flight? Of course a free flight. Singapore based Tigerair is now offering free one-way flights from Singapore to 12 destinations including Bali, Bangkok, Boracay and Langkawi. From now to 4 December 2013, you can book online from Tigerair website. Of course, the ticket part is free and you will need to pay $34 taxes and $9 booking fee.

Below are the destinations and travel periods for which you can by free flight tickets:
From Singapore to Bali 19x weekly 8 January - 25 October 2014
From Singapore to Bandung 7x weekly 5 May - 25 October 2014
From Singapore to Bangkok 51x weekly 8 February - 25 October 2014
From Singapore to Boracay up to 4x weekly 1 January - 30 September 2014
From Singapore to Kuala Lumpur 28x weekly 1 January - 25 October 2014
From Singapore to Langkawi 4x weekly 1 January - 25 October 2014
From Singapore to Medan 7x weekly 8 January - 25 October 2014
From Singapore to Penang up to 17x weekly 1 January - 25 October 2014
From Singapore to Phuket 16x weekly 5 May - 25 October 2014
From Singapore to Surabaya up to 13x weekly 8 January - 25 October 2014
From Singapore to Yogyakarta 7x weekly 5 May - 25 October 2014

Tigerair SG Zero Dollars Promotion

Air Asia free seats: 3 million Free Seats on airasia.com

Budget airline AirAsia free seats campaign is back again with three million promotional seats available. Back in September the airline offered one million free seats from Kuala Lumpur to domestic and international destinations.

The 3 million Free Seats on AirAsia flights are available for booking at www.airasia.com until 1st Dec 2013, for travel period from 5 May 2014 up to 31 January 2015. Seats are from 0 base fare, with applicable taxes and fees from RM26 one way.

Domestic destinations such as Langkawi, Johor Bahru, Kuching, Kota Kinabalu, Sandakan, Bintulu, Tawau, Labuan and many others are featured in this Free Seats campaign, and will be a catalyst towards encouraging domestic travel in conjunction with Visit Malaysia Year 2014, as there will be many international travellers who will arrive into Malaysia through the various international hubs that AirAsia operates from such as Kuala Lumpur, Penang, Johor Bahru, Kuching and Kota Kinabalu.

International destinations featured in this campaign also include Singapore, Jakarta, Bandung, Bangkok, Hatyai, Surat Thani, Manila, Cebu, Phnom Penh and many others.

Cheap flights to Maldives from Singapore by Tigerair

If you want to take flights from Singapore to Maldives directly, the only airline offering direct flights between Singapore and Maldives is Singapore Airlines. And there is no budget flight to Maldives from Singapore. But this will change soon. Tigerair, Singapore based budget airline who introduced us cheap flights to Langkawi and Boracay, is now bringing cheap flights to Maldives from Singapore starting 24 January 2014. Four weekly flights between Singapore and Malé, capital of the Republic of Maldives will take 4 hours and 35 minutes.

And like most of new route launches, Tigerair offers promotional tickets on Singapore - Maldives route starting from incredibly cheap SGD 133 inclusive of taxes. This Tigerair promotion is available for bookings until 1 December 2013, and is valid for travel between 24 January 2014 and 20 September 2014.

“If you haven’t visited Maldives, you really owe it to yourself to make that trip because you will love the place,” said Mr Alexander Knigge, Chief Commercial Officer at Tigerair, “It is a perfect holiday destination regardless of whether you are taking a honeymoon, a family vacation or treating yourself to a much needed break from your busy life. We are very excited to be the first and only no-frills airline to fly to Maldives from Singapore.”

Maldives is famous for on-sea bungalows and luxury resorts with their own islands.

Maldives is an increasingly popular destination for travelers from Singapore. This Tigerair route offers the first budget flights from Singapore to Maldives. The only other airline currently offering direct flights from Singapore to the Maldives is Singapore Airlines.

Maldives is famous for its natural heaven like islands and luxury resorts which usually occupy an entire island.

Cheap flights to Nagoya from Kuala Lumpur by AirAsia X

Malaysia based low cost, long haul airline Asia X will start four weekly flights to Nagoya’s Chubu Centrair International Airport from Kuala Lumpur starting from 17 March 2014.The airline currently operates daily flights to Tokyo (Haneda) and four weekly flights to Osaka (Kansai) from Kuala Lumpur.

To celebrate, AirAsia X is offering special fares from as low as MYR199 (JPY6 990) in Economy and MYR699 (JPY 24 900) in Premium to Nagoya. Bookings are available online from 19 to 24 November 2013 for travel between 17 March and 5 August 2014.

 “This marks another milestone for AirAsia X and reiterates our expansion commitment in the key markets we operate in with the Asia Pacific Region. With the addition of Nagoya, guests will have more travel options to explore Japan, and we believe Nagoya being a scenic and historical destination will be a popular tourist destination. We have carried over half a million passengers to and from Japan. Japan contributed over 14% of our total revenue in the first half of 2013,” said Azran Osman-Rani, CEO of AirAsia X. “Nagoya is strategically located just 50 minutes from Osaka and 1 hour 40 minutes from Tokyo via train. Guests may soon fly direct to Nagoya, and take a train to the metropolitan and capital city of Japan; Tokyo or visit the commercial centre of Japan, Osaka in the Kansai region and return from any of the ports we serve in Japan. Nagoya has much to offer, be it for families or even the back packers, the choices of attractions are endless.”

Fly-Thru routes available from Nagoya are: Adelaide, Gold Coast, Melbourne, Perth, and Sydney in Australia; Kochi in India; Bali, Bandung, Jakarta, Medan and Surabaya in Indonesia; Kota Kinabalu, Kuching, Langkawi and Penang in Malaysia; Singapore; Taipei in Taiwan; Bangkok and Phuket in Thailand; and Ho Chi Minh in Vietnam.

Airasia Promotion 2013/2014: Ultimate Year End Deals

Budget airline Airasia is greeting year end with multiple promotions. If you book from now to November 24th 2013 for travel periods between 11 November 2013 to 30 April 2014, you will have a chance to Get More Out Of Your Dollar (S$1 one way) for:

Flights from Singapore to Kota Kinabalu,
Flights from Singapore to Kuching
Flights from Singapore to Miri
Flights from Singapore to Yogyakarta
Flights from Singapore to Surabaya
Flights from Singapore to Bali

The Ultimate Year End Deal by AirAsia on the other hand offers fares from 179 SGD or 159 SGD one way for:
Flights from Singapore to Chengdu,
Flights from Singapore to Hangzhou,
Flights from Singapore to Busan
Flights from Singapore to Osaka.

Book till 24 November 2014 for travel period from 6 January to 30 April 2014. The flights are Fly-Thru from Kuala Lumpur (not direct).

On for those who would like to go on a holiday from Singapore to Thailand, there are $20 one-way promotional tickets for:

Flights from Singapore to Bangkok,

Flights from Singapore to Phuket and

Flights from Singapore to Krabi.

Book till 17 November 2014 for travel period between 1 December 2013 to 30 April 2014.

Cheap flights to Hong Kong from Chiang Mai by AirAsia

Budget airline AirAsia has announced its flights to Chiang Mai from Hong Kong which will start operating on7 January 2014. Daily flights between Chiang Mai and Hong Kong will be served by 180-seat Airbus A320 aircraft. AirAsia flights will depart from Chiang Mai at 06:00 and arrive in Hong Kong at 09:45. The return service will then leave Hong Kong at 10:35, arriving Chiang Mai at 12:05.

“AirAsia is extremely excited to introduce its new route from Chiang Mai to Hong Kong,” said Tassapon Bijleveld, CEO of Thai AirAsia.

“Hong Kong has always been a popular all-year destination for Thai people with its cosmopolitan vibe, dynamic attractions, famous temples, shopping malls, and excellent transportation infrastructure. With no visa requirement for Thai citizens, Hong Kong is an accessible and favourite destination for many.”

AirAsia is already flying to Hong Kong from Bangkok and Phuket.

To celebrate the launch of this new route, promotional fares start from 1290 THB per way are available until 17 November 2013 for travel between 7 January 2014 and 5 August 2014.

For those who are seeking excellent package deals, AirAsiaGo is offering a 3-day,2-night package deal with 2 nights of accommodation in Hong Kong plus a round trip ticket from Chiang Mai to Hong Kong starting from 3950 THB per person, based on twin sharing.

ANA to launch Vanilla Air

All Nippon Airways's (ANA) new Tokyo-based low-cost carrier Vanilla Air (バニラ・エア) will start  operations on 20 December 2013. The Japanaese budget airline will offer services to Okinawa, Sapporo, Tokyo in Japan, Seoul in South Korea and Taipei in Taiwan.

Vanilla Air came to life after AirAsia decided to exist AirAsia Japan. This made the budget airline fully owned by ANA and the airline was re-branded to Vanilla Air since 1 November 2013. ANA is planning to use Vanilla with its Osaka-based Low Cost Carrier Peach, to drive its regional growth in East Asia.

Vanilla Air will operate a fleet of all-economy 180-seat Airbus A320s. An initial fleet of two aircraft will be expanded to 10 by 2015.

AirAsia plans flights to Krabi from Singapore and Chiang Mai

Southern Thailand is an immensely popular tourist destination, and there is an increasing demand for good transport links to support the growing number of tourists every year. As a result, Air Asia’s recent decision to provide two new routes to Krabi Airport is very welcome news, and it is also an exciting development in Krabi’s tourism industry.

Air Asia began operations in 1996, and the company can claim to be Asia’s leading airline. Its policy of providing excellent value for money has been recognised in the annual World Airline Survey by Skytrax, which has named Air Asia as the ‘World’s Best Low Cost Airline’ for the past five consecutive years. The airline’s route network currently spans twenty different countries, and it continues to improve its services through innovation, good management, and a passion for proving low-cost aviation to its customers.

The new flights between Krabi and Singapore will commence on 25th November 2013, and the flights between Krabi and Chiang Mai will start the following month on 15th December. Air Asia’s CEO, Tassapon Bijleveld, said "Krabi is a popular destination for both Thai and foreign tourists… we believe that connecting Krabi to a variety of other destinations will provide travellers with more travel options." The airline’s management is so committed to meeting customer demand for flights to Southern Thailand that it has also decided to increase the number of flights between Bangkok and Krabi, which will increase to eight daily with effect from 25 November.

Air Asia’s decision is also exciting news for Krabi Airport, which is fast becoming a tremendous asset to Southern Thailand. Earlier this year, the Civil Aviation Department decided to extend the operating times at Krabi Airport to 24 hours, in the hope that this would ease congestion at Phuket Airport. It is anticipated that this move will result in a doubling of passenger volume at Krabi, which handled approximately 800,000 passengers during the high season last year.

Krabi Riviera is delighted to promote Air Asia’s new strategy due to its own active participation in the success of Krabi’s tourism industry. The company manages a notable portfolio of holiday villas in the Ao Nang area, and only those properties meeting the highest standards in style and comfort are included in their portfolio. For instance, all the villas have an excellent specification, with designer kitchens, luxurious bathrooms and private swimming pools.

With Air Asia’s support and collaboration, it seems the tourism industry in Krabi is on target to be a great success during the forthcoming high season and beyond.

Jetstar Asia launch Straight To Gate service

Why queue ... if you don't have to? This was the advertisement on billboards in Singapore past week from budget carrier Jetstar. If you are curious to know what this is all about, Jetstar today has announced this new service which allows some passengers to by-pass check-in queue.

Jetstar Asia became the first Low Cost Carrier in Singapore launch Straight To Gate, an innovative service designed to save time for passengers departing from Singapore. From today, the service will go on trial, and new destinations will be introduced every week. This week, passengers flying from Singapore to Kuala Lumpur, Bangkok, Phuket, Hong Kong and Yangon will be able bypass the check-in counters and head directly to immigration and departure gate, using just the self-printed boarding pass.

Straight to Gate allows passengers travelling on selected Jetstar Asia (3K/VF) flights to check-in online via Jetstar website, jetstar.com, from the comfort of the home or office and proceed to the boarding gate on arrival at the airport. This is available for passengers travelling with carry on baggage only and without visa or other entry requirements. You can choose your own seat and simply download and print your Straight to Gate boarding pass and proceed directly to customs for a faster experience through the airport.

All you need to do is to simply check-in online between 48 hours and 2 hours before flight departure, select your seat and print the boarding pass. If you are travelling with just hand carry baggage only, and have no visa or entry requirements, you will be eligible for using the Straight to Gate service. Please read the instructions provided during the web check-in process and the boarding document carefully. This service is for passengers departing Singapore Changi Airport only.

Fly-Thru Services in Bangkok Don Muang International Airport by AirAsia

From 1 December 2013, a brand new Fly-Thru service will allow AirAsia passengers to check their bags through and collect them at their final destination when transiting through Bangkok Don Muang International Airport. Fly-Thru passengers will also be exempt from Don Muang’s airport tax.

Those who book Fly-Thru flights before 17 November 2013 can enjoy a promotional deal of up to 20% off for travel between 1 December 2013 and 29 March 2014.

“We are excited that Don Muang International Airport is expanding its capacity to facilitate transit options for passengers. We have prepared a CIQ area for transit passengers on the second floor of the arrival area, with facilities including security checks, visa-on-arrival counters and immigration counters,” said Flying Officer Chaturongkapon Sodmanee, General Manager of Don Muang International Airport. “With so much traffic into Indochina from Ho Chi Minh city and Yangon via Bangkok, there is much potential for Don Muang International Airport to become a travel and transit hub to Indochina and other destinations. Such services will certainly be an advantage for business and leisure travellers flying through Don Muang and we look forward to constantly making the transit an easier and more convenient process.”

Santisuk Klongchaiya, Thai AirAsia’s Director of Commercial, said, “We are very pleased to offer more convenience to our passengers who can now easily transit to AirAsia’s extensive network of 34 Fly-Thru routes via Bangkok. Apart from AirAsia’s low fares, travellers will be able to check in one time and pick up all their checked-in belongings at the final destination. Other benefits for Fly-Thru passengers who are travelling from one international destination to another international destination via Bangkok include being exempt from airport taxes in Don Muang Airport, being exempt from a Thai visa requirement, and being able to skip the immigration line in Bangkok.”

“The Fly-Thru service will benefit leisure travellers, business travellers, and also those who live in other cities in Thailand. Leisure travellers include passengers from China to Thailand’s beach destinations such as Krabi and Phuket while business travellers may find the Yangon-Siem Reap or Yangon-Ho Chi Minh city route a convenient option. From Thailand, people who are living in Krabi, Chiang Mai or Phuket will be able to conveniently reach international destinations with ease,” added Khun Santisuk.

Thai AirAsia’s most popular routes that people self connect to include Macau-Phuket, followed by Guangzhou-Phuket and Chongqing-Phuket.

International passengers who are transiting to a domestic destination in Thailand (Chiang Mai, Phuket or Krabi) will be required to go through an immigration line upon their arrival in Bangkok, which is their first port of entry into the country. Meanwhile, visa requirements for the final destination still apply and airport taxes are still applicable at the origin destination.

Jetstar Promotion 2013 : More Flights, More Often Sale!

One of the best ways to save on a trip in Asia is to use a budget airline for flights. And the best savings can be done by buying a promotional ticket on a budget airline. Jetstar Asia, a Singapore based affiliate of Jetstar, regularly runs promotions like the other players to fill in their planes and you can enjoy quite cheap flights in the region.

This latest Jetstar Asia promotion named "More Flights, More Often Sale" offers cheap flight tickets from Singapore to many destination. You can buy a promotional ticket until 8th November 2013 unless the tickets are sold out before the deadline.

Some cheap flights from Singapore on Jetstar with this promotion are:

Flights from Singapore to Kuala Lumpur for $34 or $36
Flights from Singapore to Medan - Kualanamu for $44
Flights from Singapore to Penang for $58
Flights from Singapore to Jakarta for $68
Flights from Singapore to Phnom Penh for $68
Flights from Singapore to Yangon for $68
Flights from Singapore to Ho Chi Minh City for $74
Flights from Singapore to Phuket for $78
Flights from Singapore to Surabaya for $78
Flights from Singapore to Bangkok for $88
Flights from Singapore to Bali for $88
Flights from Singapore to Siem Reap for $88

Flights from Singapore to Manila for $98 or $108
Flights from Singapore to Darwin for $125
Flights from Singapore to Shantou / Jieyang for $148
Flights from Singapore to Melbourne for $299

Jetstar Promotion 2013 : More Flights, More Often Sale!

You can see the details and latest deals at Jetstar special-offers site.

Flights to Chiang Mai, Lombok, Langkawi and Lijiang from Singapore by Tigerair

Tigerair is flying to Lijiang (3 times every fortnight), Chiang Mai and Langkawi (4 times weekly) as well as Lombok (3 times weekly) from Singapore starting on 29 October 2013 in conjunction with its 9th  birthday celebrations this month.

Together, these four destinations comprise a rich palette of heritage sites and natural attractions that promise to charm even the most seasoned travellers. Take for example, the 800-year old city of Lijiang located in Yunnan Province, China. Lijiang is home to the enchanting Old Town, China’s most well-preserved ancient town which is today, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It has also earned a reputation for its breathtaking snow mountains and crystal clear streams that add to the city’s splendor.

Chiang Mai is another historic city that boasts a diverse blend of deep Thai traditions and popular culture which charms over five million visitors each year. Chiang Mai’s natural beauty has also garnered it a spot as one of Trip Advisor’s ‘25 Best Destinations in the World’ to visit for 2013.

Langkawi offers its visitors many opportunities to explore its natural, picturesque landscapes, and provides for a variety of activities for travellers to indulge at their own pace and budget with its wide range of resorts, golf courses, hotels and backpacking accommodation options.

Located two-and-a-half hours by air from Singapore, Lombok, otherwise known as the ‘unspoiled Bali’, has become a welcome respite for busy city dwellers attracted to its well-preserved and uncrowded environment, including the beautiful white sand beaches of Kuta, surfing and scuba diving hot spots in the south, as well as attractions such as Narmada Park and Mayura Park.

“History and nature together play a big role in re-enchanting the seasoned cosmopolitan traveller,” said Mr Alexander Knigge, Chief Commercial Officer at Tigerair, “Our latest offering of four new destinations combines both of these elements particularly well, and stirs the traveller’s imagination. I’m confident that our
customers will discover something uniquely special for themselves in one of these offerings, for a truly memorable experience.”

Concurrently, Tigerair will also be increasing the frequency of its Surabaya-bound flights from seven to 13 times weekly starting 15 November 2013. 

Cheap flights to Krabi by AirAsia

Budget airline AirAsia is adding direct budget flights to Krabi from Singapore starting from 25 November 2013. With these new flights departing from Singapore, AirAsia will be the second airline offering cheap flights to Krabi from Singapore after Tiger Air. These daily Krabi flights will depart daily from Singapore Changi Airport Terminal 1 at 1.25pm.

AirAsia is also offering all travelers an introductory fare of only S$10 base fare, one way, on any of its daily flights into Krabi.  The promotion is available for booking until 20 October 2013 for travel from 25 November 2013 to 5 August 2014.

New Krabi - Singapore flights are response to the increasing demand for destinations in Thailand among Singaporean travelers, the AirAsia said in a statement on Thursday.

Known for its beaches and islands, Southern Thailand province of Krabi  abounds with countless natural attractions that never fail to impress tourists. White sandy beaches, crystal clear water, fascinating coral reefs, caves and waterfalls, as well as numerous islands draws many visitors to the province and is one of the most popular destination in Thailand.

Krabi International Airport is about 10 km from the Krabi Town limits, 15 km from the city centre, 40km from Ao Nang and 23km from Had Yao.

Tiger Air Ticket Promotion 2013: Bangkok & Phuket Air Tickets 30% off

Singapore based budget airline Tiger Air and DEAL.com.sg are collaborating for this latest Tiger Air promotion. For travel period between 1 November 2013 to 4 November 2013, Bangkok and Phuket air tickets are offered with 30% discount. You can either choose Singapore-Bangkok-Singapore Tiger Air flights for only $245 instead of $350 or Singapore-Phuket-Singapore Tiger Air flights for only $275 instead of $550. These ticket prices are taxes included and comes with 10kg hand-carry luggage.

Be it a vacation with family, friends or your better half, Phuket and Bangkok have always been the top picks. The decision to get that deserved vacation is usually stunted by hefty air fares. With today's DEAL, you can make that decision at the blink of your eye as the fares just got a lot cheaper!

Booking must be done latest by 22 Oct 2013. For more details and fine-print visit Tiger Air Pro Page on DEAL.com.sg.

Below are the Tiger Air flights you can choose from:
Singapore - Bangkok - Singapore
TR2106  01Nov  SINBKK  1240/1410
TR2113  04Nov  BKKSIN  1940/2310

Singapore - Phuket - Singapore
TR2152  01Nov SINHKT  0925/1010
TR2159  04Nov HKTSIN  2000/2245

Tiger Air Ticket Promotion 2013: Bangkok & Phuket Air Tickets 30% off

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