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In anticipation of the travel surge during Holy Week, AirAsia Philippines is gearing up to welcome an estimated 100,000 guests traveling to destinations outside Metro Manila. As excitement builds for this cultural celebration, the airline is reinforcing its commitment to safety and preparedness through its #AlwaysREADY ngayong Semana Santa campaign.
Read MoreAirAsia Philippines, Asia’s leading Low-Cost Airline revealed that most Filipinos prefer island destinations and cultural sites as alternatives where they can spend their Christmas and New Year holidays.
AirAsia Philippines, Asia’s leading Low-Cost Airline has partnered with the Department of Tourism (DOT) National Capital Region to level up the Filipino Brand of Service Excellence (FBSE) and amplify it with the airline’s world-class brand of service.
Read MoreAirAsia Philippines is strengthening its partnership with transportation and tourism agencies present in its routes as travel demand peaks this Q4. The world’s best low-cost airline recently met with policy makers from Singapore and South Korea – two of its top-preferred international destinations – to reaffirm AirAsia’s commitment to driving larger foot traffic to these countries this Q4.
Read MoreAirAsia Philippines and its cargo arm airasia Teleport have worked closely in transporting essential relief goods to areas ravaged by Typhoon Odette (Rai) in the past couple of weeks. The world's best low-cost airline has airlifted 20 tons of goods to destinations like Bohol, Cebu, Puerto Princesa, and Iloilo. It has also partnered with both government and non-government organizations like the Department of Social Welfare and Development, Philippine Disaster Resilience Foundation, Operation Smile Philippines, Liter of Light, Sip Water, Smart Beverages, New Life Community and the Philippine Air Force. Staying true to its value of "one for all, all for one", AirAsia Philippines was quick to roll out its relief operations under its umbrella program "alwaysREDy" following the catastrophe brought by the recent typhoon.
Read MoreAs a member of AirAsia’s Cabin Crew Department, I am used to having a workspace that offers a great view of the sky, surrounded by guests with happy smiles whom we safely fly. That was a typical working day before the pandemic hit. Undeniably, more than a year after, a lot of things have changed in our work set-up and environment. Frequency of flights have been significantly reduced and air travel is still finding its way to complete recovery.
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