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- Airlines regard infants as being under 24 months old.
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About AirAsia Philippines
Philippines AirAsia (or AirAsia Incorporation and formerly known as AirAsia Philippines until 2015) is a low cost airline based in metro Manila, Philippines, at Ninoy Aquinto International Airport. Philippines AirAsia is a Philippine affiliate of AirAsia, a low-cost airline based in Malaysia.
Philippines AirAsia was founded in 2010 and in 2011, served a brand new Airbus A320 to Pampanga. Later in 2011, Philippines AirAsia flew its second A320. In 2012, Philippines AirAsia received its Air Operator Certificate from the Civil Aviation Authority if the Philippines which allows the airline permission to fly within Philippines airspace.
The AirAsia Group is comprised of: AirAsia Berhad (Malaysia), AirAsia Indonesia, Thai AirAsia, Philippines AirAsia, AirAsia Japan, AirAsia X, Thai AirAsia and Indonesia AirAsia X.
Within the AirAsia family includes subsidiary airlines:
Malaysia AirAsia
AirAsia Philippines Destinations
AirAsia Philippines flies to the following destinations:
Australia (Darwin; Gold Coast; Melbourne; Perth; Sydney)
Brunei
Cambodia (Phnom Penh; Siem Reap)
China (Beijing; Chengdu; Chongqing; Guangzhou; Guilin; Hangzhou; Kunmig; Nanning; Shanghai; Shenzhen; Wuhan; Xi’an
Hong Kong
India (Bangalore; Chennai; Kochi; Kolkata; Tiruchirappalli)
Indonesia (Bali; banda Aceh; bandung; Jakarta; Lombok; Makassar’ Manado; Medan; Pandang; Palembang; Pekanbaru; Semarang; Solo; Surabaya; Yogyakarta)
Japan (Osaka; Tokyo)
Laos (Vientiane)
Macau
Malaysia (Alor Seta; Bintulu; Johor Bharu; Kota Bharu; Kota Kinabalu; Kuala Lumpur; Kuala Terengganu; Kuching; Labuan; Langkawi; Miri; Penang; Sandakan; Sibu; Tawau)
Myanmar (Mandalay; Yangon)
Nepal (Kathmandu)
Philippines (Cebu; Davao; Kalibo; Manila; Puerto Princessa; Tagbilaran)
Saudi Arabia (Jeddah)
Singapore
South Korea (Busan; Seoul)
Taiwan (Taipei)
Thailand (Bangkok; Chiang Mai; Chaing Rai; Hat Yai; Krabi; Nakhom Phanom; Nakhom Si Thammarat; Narathiwat; Phuket; Surat Thani; Trang; Udon Thani)
Vietnam (Hanoi; Ho Chi Minh City)
AirAsia Philippines Baggage
Checked Baggage
Checked baggage must not exceed:
81cm (H) x 119cm (W) x 119 cm (D) and 32kg in weight.
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)
Note: Checked baggage allowance can only be shared with guests in the same booking number. Each single item has to weigh less than 32kg (20kg for flights to/from the United States) and is subject to occupational health and safety requirements.
Economy Class
Economy Class is the basic fare on AirAsia Philippines, providing all you need to enjoy your flight, with extras being available to purchase at an additional cost.
Economy Class Facilities
Baggage is usually included on AirAsia Philippines flights, which is usually 1 cabin baggage, but make sure you check your allowance on your flight itinerary or e-ticket. In-flight entertainment, food, drinks and lounge access is all available for a additional fee.
Economy Class Seats
Passengers can choose their seat when flying with AirAsia, to give them the preference of if they want an aisle seat with more leg room, or the window seat with great views and less disruption.
Premium Economy Class
There is currently no premium economy class on AirAsia flights, as passengers have the choice of flying in economy or in business for a flight which is truly luxurious.
Business Class
Business Class in AirAsia is called ‘Premium Up’ or ‘Premium Flatbed’, and provides a luxurious and enjoyable flying experience. The experience is focused around the innovative premium flatbed, which is a fully lie-flat air seat.
Business Class Facilities
Premium class includes 40kg of checked luggage in the price of the ticket, saving you time having to book baggage separately. Meals are also included on board, with a wide selection of dinners and snacks for you to enjoy in the clouds. Amenities such as pillow and duvet are available in business class. Passengers also have a swift airport experience, with a express check-in counter, priority boarding and baggage service. There is also access to the AirAsia Premium Red Lounge included in the ticket. Inflight entertainment is also included in this ticket.
What are the Business Class Seats Like?
Business class passengers enjoy a spacious seat with plenty of legroom and full recline into a flat-bed for passengers to enjoy a good nights sleep before arriving at their destination.
First Class
This airline doesn’t currently have the facilities for first class. Instead, opt for Business class which provides a great premium flight experience.
AirAsia Philippines Fleet
The AirAsia Philippines fleet contains 15 Airbus 320-200.
AirAsia Philippines News
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%.
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