Airasia x is now promoting its long haul service from kl to gold coast in QLD Australia from 100 aud.

http://www.airasia.com/site/au/en/promotio...?reference=gggc

finally something is happening with airasiaX. this should be interesting.

Airasia x is now promoting its long haul service from kl to gold coast in QLD Australia from 100 aud.

http://www.airasia.com/site/au/en/promotio...?reference=gggc

100aud? that's about £40 iirc. that is cheap, almost worryingly cheap.

Terms and Conditions

seats are limited and may not be available on all flights

valid for new purchases only

all fares are quoted for single journey (one-way) only

fares do not include taxes and fees

all taxes and fees must be paid at the time of purchase

foreign fares and fees are subjected to currency exchange rates

offer is subject to availability, AirAsia Terms and Conditions

no refunds are permitted after payment has been made

guests travelling need to provide all necessary travel documents (eg valid passport, visa where applicable etc) at the time of departure

AirAsia reserves the right to deny guests from boarding without proper documentation

full payment shall be made upon booking

changes to flights and dates are permitted subject to change fees

changes to name are not permitted

only available for online booking at www.airasia.com

any idea how much the taxes are?

finally something is happening with airasiaX. this should be interesting.

Airasia x is now promoting its long haul service from kl to gold coast in QLD Australia from 100 aud.

http://www.airasia.com/site/au/en/promotio...?reference=gggc

100aud? that's about £40 iirc. that is cheap, almost worryingly cheap.

Terms and Conditions

seats are limited and may not be available on all flights

valid for new purchases only

all fares are quoted for single journey (one-way) only

fares do not include taxes and fees

all taxes and fees must be paid at the time of purchase

foreign fares and fees are subjected to currency exchange rates

offer is subject to availability, AirAsia Terms and Conditions

no refunds are permitted after payment has been made

guests travelling need to provide all necessary travel documents (eg valid passport, visa where applicable etc) at the time of departure

AirAsia reserves the right to deny guests from boarding without proper documentation

full payment shall be made upon booking

changes to flights and dates are permitted subject to change fees

changes to name are not permitted

only available for online booking at www.airasia.com

any idea how much the taxes are?

Not sure. booking period from 28th - 29th so guess that means from midnight tonight but not sure if oz time or malay time.

finally something is happening with airasiaX. this should be interesting.

Airasia x is now promoting its long haul service from kl to gold coast in QLD Australia from 100 aud.

http://www.airasia.com/site/au/en/promotio...?reference=gggc

100aud? that's about £40 iirc. that is cheap, almost worryingly cheap.

Terms and Conditions

seats are limited and may not be available on all flights

valid for new purchases only

all fares are quoted for single journey (one-way) only

fares do not include taxes and fees

all taxes and fees must be paid at the time of purchase

foreign fares and fees are subjected to currency exchange rates

offer is subject to availability, AirAsia Terms and Conditions

no refunds are permitted after payment has been made

guests travelling need to provide all necessary travel documents (eg valid passport, visa where applicable etc) at the time of departure

AirAsia reserves the right to deny guests from boarding without proper documentation

full payment shall be made upon booking

changes to flights and dates are permitted subject to change fees

changes to name are not permitted

only available for online booking at www.airasia.com

any idea how much the taxes are?

Not sure. booking period from 28th - 29th so guess that means from midnight tonight but not sure if oz time or malay time.

just checked and tax is about 120 AUD

just checked and tax is about 120 AUD

So about 390US return - not bad and probably just a sign of things to come once price wars start.

I just looked at it: Best I can work out OOL (Gold Coast) to BKK via KUL is $AUD237. The return leg of BKK to OOL via KUL is $AUD237. These fares INCLUDE ALL TAXES AND CHARGES. Return total = $AUD574.

Those are the figures for November this year. Sorry, Richard Branston, I won't be using your promo fare because I have already paid with Singapore Airlines ($1105 for BNE-BKK-BNE) - but I will certainly look at your fares for early next year. The main benefit - apart from cheap - cheap - cheap - is planes fly from the Gold Coast, instead of Brisbane Airport.

Melbourne people - you have JetStar; Perth people, you have Tiger Airways - thanks AirAsiaX for looking after us.

Peter

Thankyou Air Asia.

Finally an alternative, at a reasonable price.

I paid A$1390 a month ago on QF, and had to go via Sydney.

They will get my business next time i fly back to Australia.

Was that for a 35 day or a 90 day ticket $1390 it is a realistic price and compares with the CPA flight to Bangkok via Hongkong.

I just looked at it: Best I can work out OOL (Gold Coast) to BKK via KUL is $AUD237. The return leg of BKK to OOL via KUL is $AUD237. These fares INCLUDE ALL TAXES AND CHARGES. Return total = $AUD574.

Those are the figures for November this year. Sorry, Richard Branston, I won't be using your promo fare because I have already paid with Singapore Airlines ($1105 for BNE-BKK-BNE) - but I will certainly look at your fares for early next year. The main benefit - apart from cheap - cheap - cheap - is planes fly from the Gold Coast, instead of Brisbane Airport.

Melbourne people - you have JetStar; Perth people, you have Tiger Airways - thanks AirAsiaX for looking after us.

Peter

Branston:

Branson:

happy to help.

BTW - Branson is only %20 Airasia X

Peter991 237 + 237 = 474 not 574. That means AUD $474 return

Edited September 29, 200718 yr by stevenjm

http://www.airasia.com/site/au/en/page.jsp...ence=airasiatnc

Would advise potential travellers to read the conditions of carriage especially Articles 5 and 6.

See this link also.

http://www.dotars.gov.au/aviation/internat...g_airports.aspx

Goldcoast is not a major airport.