Another Chance To Grab Your RM1 Air Asia Tickets Started Today!

If you haven’t grabbed or unable to get any cheap tickets in Air Asia previous Zero Fare promotion and RM1 Ticket Sales in August, now is your second chance! Celebrating its 100 Million passengers achievement, Asia Asia today is reintroducing their unbelievable RM1 fare carnival to destinations like Singapore, Hat Yai and Banda Aceh! They’re also offering great fares starting from as low as RM 10, RM 50 and RM 100, RM 150 and RM 550 to destinations such as Bali, Hong Kong and London!

Anyone staying in Malaysia or visiting Malaysia in between 1st April until 11th August next year 2011, you can book cheap air tickets starting from today until this Sunday, 13th – 17th October, to fly from LCCT airport during that period. When I checked on their booking page earlier today, return air fares to Tianjin China is as low as RM320 (USD100) inclusive of taxes! And to and from Melbourne ticket is only RM585 (USD188) inclusive of taxes! Check it out yourself now at Air Asia Promotion Page.

I’m not going to get any tickets for the time being as I’ve already grabbed my cheapest Air Asia tickets to London next year!

Air Asia do not pay me for this. Instead I pay them each year for my tickets. But as you all know, I like Air Asia. I like their business concepts as well as their transparency in pricing. It truly has had encouraged more and more people here to fly. Not surprising to me that they won the Skytrax Best Budget Airlines in the world in 2 consecutive years. You may also want to know those few tips when booking your Air Asia tickets.

That’s it for now! Stop reading and check out the cheapest ever fares available on their website now! See Ya. 🙂 – Travel Feeder, your ultimate travel photo blog

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Cecil Lee

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