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AirAsia Philippines, a major low-cost carrier in the country, looks forward to a strong revival in the third quarter of 2023 to address the growing desire for overseas travel and offer passengers improved accessibility and convenience. This resurgence will be fueled by the launch of new international routes and a notable boost in flight schedules.
Read MoreAirAsia Philippines surprised and delighted 500 flying moms with flowers and skin care kits during the two-day Mother’s Day event over the weekend.
Read MoreFollowing a strong Q1 2023, AirAsia Philippines’ Chief Executive Officer Ricky Isla expressed the need for a holistic approach to reviving the tourism and aviation industries at the recent Go Negosyo Tourism Summit.
Read MoreAirAsia Philippines is on a clear and strong path to recovery after posting a 92% load factor in Q1 2023, among the highest in all AirAsia airline operations centers.
Read MoreIn line with ensuring the continued safety of all its passengers, AirAsia Philippines is taking precautionary measures and seeking the support of industry stakeholders for proposed flight adjustments during the scheduled corrective maintenance and repair of the Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines’ (CAAP) uninterruptible power supply (UPS) of the Communication Navigation System- Air Traffic Management (CNS-ATM) on May 17, 2023.
Read MoreIn light of the ongoing power interruption at NAIA Terminal 3, the following AirAsia flights are expected to have a slight change in their estimated time of departure
Read MoreAirAsia Philippines has announced its readiness to transfer all its domestic flights from NAIA terminals 3 and 4 to NAIA Terminal 2 beginning 1 July 2023 as part of the Manila International Airport Authority’s (MIAA) schedule and terminal assignment rationalization (STAR) program.
Read MoreFour weeks into the summer, AirAsia Philippines names island destinations Boracay, Bohol, Puerto Princesa, Cebu, and Tacloban as the most visited spots for Filipinos and foreign guests for travels made from 20 March to 16 April.
Read MoreEn route to a strong recovery, AirAsia Philippines is opening Q2 2023 on a high note as it continues to maintain an increased On-Time Performance (OTP) for all domestic and international flights. OTP is the standardized comparison of how an airline follows its published schedule. An airline is considered to be on time if they arrive or take off within 15 minutes of their scheduled time.
Read MoreAnticipating busier air traffic during the long Holy Week break, AirAsia Philippines assured their preparedness to accommodate the surge of passenger volume which is significantly higher compared to last year. Starting today, Wednesday, 05 April until Friday, thousands of AirAsia guests are heading out to various domestic and international destinations to take advantage of last-minute Holy Week vacation plans.
Read MoreAirAsia Philippines is kicking off the Holy Week celebration with alwaysREADY ngayong Semana Santa, a Corporate Sustainability and Social Responsibility (CSSR) initiative that aims to promote readiness and provide assistance among its guests traveling to various provinces for this much anticipated Catholic tradition.
Read MoreAirAsia Philippines expresses its readiness to assist all its guests in having a seamless and convenient airport immigration process without hassle. The World’s Best Low Cost Airline reminds its guests of the most effective tips to avoid getting offloaded during international travels.
Read MoreAirAsia Philippines continues to perform well towards the end of Q1 2023 with increased forward bookings for the month of March.
Read MoreAs a company that has been going beyond the table stakes in cultivating a diverse and inclusive workplace, AirAsia Philippines consistently initiates meaningful dialogues and sustainable progress toward gender equity that leads to actual gender equality. The world’s best low-cost airline embraces diversity among employees, looking beyond race, color, gender identities, and gender expression.
Read MoreIn light of the weeklong land transport strike, AirAsia Philippines advises its guests to allot at least 4 to 5 hour travel time to the airport to ensure a hassle-free customer journey.
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