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AirAsia China is based in Zhengzhou, the capital of the Henan province. The airline plans to build a purpose-built low-cost carrier terminal at its base airport in Zhengzhou.

AirAsia China is part of the AirAsia group which consists of AirAsia Berhad (Malaysia), AirAsia Indonesia, Thai AirAsia, Philippines AirAsia, AirAsia Japan, AirAsia China, AirAsia X, Thai AirAsia and Indonesia AirAsia X.

Within the AirAsia family includes subsidiary airlines:

AirAsia

Thai AirAsia

Indonesia AirAsia

AirAsia X

Philippines AirAsia

Thai AirAsia X

AirAsia India

AirAsia Japan

Malaysia AirAsia

Destinations

The following is a list of destinations in China which are served by AirAsia:

  • Changsha
  • Chengdu
  • Chongqing
  • Guangzhou
  • Guilin
  • Hangzhou
  • Hong Kong
  • Kunming
  • Meixian
  • Nanchang
  • Nanjing
  • Nanning
  • Ningbo
  • Shanghai
  • Shantou
  • Shenyang
  • Shenzhen
  • Tianjin
  • Wuhan
  • Xi'an

Baggage Policy

Carry-on Baggage

Passengers are allowed one cabin bag for their flights, which must fit the dimensions 56 x 36 x 23 cm.

Passengers are also permitted one personal item, to fit beneath their seat whilst flying. This must not exceed 40 x 30 x 10cm.

The combined weight of these items must not exceed 7kg.

Checked Baggage

Checked baggage can be purchased in advance in the following weight allowances:

Domestic flights – 15kg/ 20kg/ 25kg/ 30kg/ 40kg

International flights – 20kg/ 25kg/ 30kg/ 40kg

Flights to/from the United States - 1 piece (20kg), 2 pieces (20kg each)

Check-In Information

Online Check-In

AirAsia China passengers can check in from the main AirAsia site online. This opens 14 days before flying and closes 4 hours prior to the scheduled departure time.

The link to this can be found here.

Airport Check-In

Passengers can check in for their AirAsia China flights at the airport by visiting an AirAsia check-in counter.

The following check-in times apply for all flights, except when departing from klia2, where check-in will open for 2 hours for domestic flights, or 3 hours for International flights. The check-in counter will close 1 hour before for all flights at klia2.

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News

10th May 2018

AirAsia X named the the cheapest international carrier by distance travelled

According to a study, AirAsia X and another AirAsia Subsidiary, Indonesia AirAsia, have been named the cheapest airlines by average price ($) per kilometre on international flight searche. This data was analysed by Rome2ri,o who published the 2018 edition of its Global Flight Price Ranking which highlights the cheapest airlines in the world for cost per kilometre. Australia’s Tiger Air is seen as the cheapest airline at a cost of $0.06/km, “likely due to the large distances covered by the budget airline”. From an international perspective, when Rome2rio measured the top 200 airlines by average price ($) per kilometre on international flight searches, it found Asian and Indian carriers dominated the top of the list, with Air Asia X taking top spot, followed by Air India Express and Indonesia AirAsia. Of course, this information should be taken with a pinch of salt, as the price of airlines depends of a lot of other external factors.

10th April 2018

AirAsia X sponsors students' programme in Melbourne

AirAsia X airms to inspire gifted youths worldwide with its global talent initiative, “Australia Cultural and Technology Exchange (Acute) 2018” in Melbourne University, Australia.AirAsia X Malaysia marketing head Jurvena Lee sent off 42 students of the Universiti Teknologi Malaysia (UTM) to take part in the programme, as well as the University's vice chancellor. Acute 2018 is a joint collaboration between the UTM student council, Malaysian Student Council of Australia, Islamic Affairs and Development Body and Malaysia’s Consulate General in Melbourne. Its goals are to promote Malaysian culture to Australian students and highlight UTM students’ latest innovation, which is a quick, cost-effective and durable interlocking brick construction system that has been recently used to build community houses in Tawau, Sawarak.

24th February 2018

AirAsia India to roll out etiquette video for first-time flyers

AirAsia India has come up with a solution as to how to teach people how to behave while they are in the air. First-time flyers, of which there are a lot on AirAsia India, will be introduced and instructed on things such as when to arrive at the airport, how to clear security and when to stand up on an airplane. This how-to video, is hoped to eased the experience of new passengers on AirAsia flights. Air fares have fallen rapidly in India in the recent years, and with such fall, more of the country's population have been able to afford air travel, putting pressure on airlines such as AirAisa India to keep up with demands for flight bookings.

Although train travel was once the bread and butter of India's transportation industry, people are increasingly opting for flights with domestic carriers. Another reason the video idea is so popular is that many customers are unaccustomed to the waste disposal systems in airplanes. Aircraft toilet facilities have traditionally been built i western style, which many people find alien. As people are used to rail travel, they also think they can carry whatever they want, which is another aspect of confusion that the video hopes to address. No sharp objects and live animals in the air! That's train travel territory.

23rd February 2018

Thai AirAsia are obtaining seven new aircraft

The low-cost airline, Thai AirAsia, reported on Thursday that it is in the final stages of purchasing seven new aircraft this year, bringing its fleet up to 63 aircraft in total. Last year it purchased five new aircraft Currently, Thai AirAsia benefits from the ever-increasing numbers of Chinese passengers flying to Thailand. However, as part of a revenue growth strategy, the airline needs to diversify and this year will increase its flights to India and to the ASEAN region. Tassapon Bijleveld, CEO, said that last year Thai AirAsia added 16 new routes both domestically and inter-regionally. Thai AirAsia’s target for 2018 is 23.2 million passengers with a load factor of 87%.