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Long-haul low-cost flying across Asia and beyond.

Founded
2007
Headquarters
Sepang, Malaysia
AirAsia X is a Malaysian long-haul low-cost carrier and an affiliate of the AirAsia Group. Established to bring affordable long-distance travel to passengers across Asia, Australia, and the Middle East, it operates medium-to-long-haul routes primarily from its base at Kuala Lumpur International Airport. The airline was founded in 2007 and has positioned itself as one of Asia's pioneering long-haul budget carriers, offering a no-frills model with optional premium seats. It targets leisure and value-conscious travelers on routes that were traditionally dominated by full-service carriers. AirAsia X underwent significant financial restructuring following the severe impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on aviation. The carrier relaunched operations progressively from 2022 onward, rebuilding its network and fleet as travel demand recovered across the Asia-Pacific region.
Hubs & network
AirAsia X primarily operates from Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KUL) in Sepang, Malaysia.
Fleet
AirAsia X operates a fleet composed primarily of Airbus A330-300 wide-body aircraft for its long-haul routes.
Notable facts
  • AirAsia X was one of the first long-haul low-cost carriers in Asia when it launched in 2007.
  • The airline is an affiliate of the AirAsia Group, sharing branding and commercial synergies with AirAsia.
  • It filed for debt restructuring in 2021 following severe losses caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.
  • AirAsia X offers both economy and premium flatbed seats on select long-haul routes.
  • The carrier uses the ICAO callsign XANADU for air traffic communications.
This profile is provided for general information only. Contact details may be inaccurate or outdated — always verify with the airline's official website before acting on them.

Route network map (36 legs)

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Route network

ADL → KUL330
CMB → KUL330
CTU → KUL330
HGH → KUL330
HND → KUL330
ICN → KUL330
JED → KUL330
KIX → KUL330
KTM → KUL330
KUL → ADL330
KUL → CMB330
KUL → CTU330
KUL → HGH330
KUL → HND330
KUL → ICN330
KUL → JED330
KUL → KIX330
KUL → KTM330
KUL → MEL330
KUL → NGO330
KUL → OOL330
KUL → PEK330
KUL → PER330
KUL → PUS330
KUL → PVG330
KUL → SYD330
KUL → TPE330
MEL → KUL330
NGO → KUL330
OOL → KUL330
PEK → KUL330
PER → KUL330
PUS → KUL330
PVG → KUL330
SYD → KUL330
TPE → KUL330

Fleet (aircraft types operated)