Pre-book the Xcite tab now via airasia.com for only RM49!

KUALA LUMPUR, 19 January 2017 - Guests travelling on board AirAsia X (flight code D7) flights* will now enjoy an enhanced inflight experience with the introduction of the latest Xcite Inflight Entertainment tab which offers hours of entertainment with a wide range of content, high resolution touch screen device and an advanced audio technology right at the comfort of their seats.

The Xcite Inflight Entertainment tab, which supports five languages (English, Bahasa Malaysia, Mandarin, Korean, Japanese) is complimentary for all Premium Flatbed seats, while guests travelling on Economy seats will be able to pre-book the tab via airasia.com& for only RM49, or request for it while onboard at RM60.

Benyamin Ismail, Chief Executive Officer of AirAsia X Berhad said, “We are continuously looking for ways to give our guests an enhanced travelling experience with AirAsia X. The all-new Xcite Inflight Entertainment which offers a wider range of content and an improved viewing device for a seamless viewing experience will definitely give our guests value for their money. The content will also be regularly updated to ensure our guests are getting the best quality entertainment when they travel with us.”

Guests will be able to view popular Hollywood blockbusters, as well as other international and local movies, apart from TV shows; and listen to music, play games, browse magazines, and even shop while they fly as the AirAsia BIG Duty Free catalogue is also included in the tab. Visit& airasia.com& to view the complete and updated entertainment program list.

The Xcite tab is a Huawei Mediapad 2 that comes with a 10.1” Full HD widescreen display, Harman Kardon audio technology for a richer acoustic experience and headset.

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*The Xcite Inflight Entertainment will not be available for flights to/from Auckland, Jeddah and Kathmandu.