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AirAsia

Malaysia · ASIAN EXPRESS

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AirAsia

Malaysia · ASIAN EXPRESS
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Now Everyone Can Fly

Founded
1993
Headquarters
Sepang, Malaysia
AirAsia is Malaysia's largest low-cost carrier and one of the most prominent budget airlines in Asia. Founded in 1993 and relaunched under Tony Fernandes in 2001, it transformed regional air travel by making flying accessible to millions of passengers across Southeast Asia and beyond. The airline operates an extensive network spanning destinations across Asia, Australia, and beyond, with affiliated carriers in countries such as Indonesia, Thailand, the Philippines, India, and Japan operating under the AirAsia brand. Its ultra-low-cost model focuses on ancillary revenue, high aircraft utilization, and point-to-point routes. AirAsia has consistently won the Skytrax World's Best Low-Cost Airline award multiple times and has played a significant role in democratizing air travel across Southeast Asia.
Hubs & network
AirAsia's primary hub is Kuala Lumpur International Airport Terminal 2 (klia2) in Sepang, Malaysia, with secondary hubs at various airports across Southeast Asia through its affiliated carriers.
Fleet
AirAsia operates a fleet composed primarily of Airbus A320-family aircraft, including the A320ceo, A320neo, and A321neo.
Notable facts
  • AirAsia was relaunched in 2001 by Tony Fernandes, who purchased the heavily indebted airline for just one ringgit.
  • The airline has won the Skytrax World's Best Low-Cost Airline award more than ten consecutive times.
  • AirAsia pioneered the low-cost carrier model in Southeast Asia, dramatically lowering airfares across the region.
  • The AirAsia Group has spawned multiple affiliated carriers, including AirAsia Indonesia, Thai AirAsia, and AirAsia Philippines.
  • AirAsia X operates as a separate long-haul, low-cost affiliate connecting Malaysia to destinations in Australia, Japan, and beyond.
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 Contact details may be inaccurate or outdated — always verify with the airline's official website before acting on them.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 (178 legs)

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Route network

AOR → KUL320
BDO → KUL320
BKI → CAN320
BKI → CGK320
BKI → HGH320
BKI → HKG320
BKI → JHB320
BKI → KBR320
BKI → KCH320
BKI → KUL320
BKI → MYY320
BKI → PEN320
BKI → SDK320
BKI → SIN320
BKI → SZX320
BKI → TPE320
BKI → TWU320
BLR → KUL320
BPN → KUL320
BTJ → KUL320
BTU → KCH320
BTU → KUL320
BWN → KUL320
CAN → BKI320
CAN → KUL320
CCU → KUL320
CGK → BKI320
CGK → KUL320
CNX → KUL320
COK → KUL320
DMK → KUL320
DPS → KUL320
HAN → KUL320
HDY → KUL320
HGH → BKI320
HKG → BKI320
HKG → KUL320
HKT → KUL320
JHB → BKI320
JHB → KBR320
JHB → KCH320
JHB → KUL320
JHB → MYY320
JHB → PEN320
JHB → SBW320
JHB → TWU320
JOG → KUL320
KBR → BKI320
KBR → JHB320
KBR → KCH320
KBR → KUL320
KBR → SIN320
KBV → KUL320
KCH → BKI320
KCH → BTU320
KCH → JHB320
KCH → KBR320
KCH → KUL320
KCH → LGK320
KCH → MYY320
KCH → PEN320
KCH → SBW320
KCH → SIN320
KLO → KUL320
KMG → KUL320
KUL → AOR320
KUL → BDO320
KUL → BKI320
KUL → BLR320
KUL → BPN320
KUL → BTJ320
KUL → BTU320
KUL → BWN320
KUL → CAN320
KUL → CCU320
KUL → CGK320
KUL → CNX320
KUL → COK320
KUL → DMK320
KUL → DPS320

Fleet (aircraft types operated)