AirAsia News

Ready for a strong return of demand in air travel, and true to its core value of putting people first, AirAsia is set to inoculate 1,500+ Filipino Allstars against COVID-19 starting next month.

AirAsia has identified its priority list which includes frontliner Allstars, such as ground staff, pilots, cabin crew and others who have direct engagements with its guests.

AirAsia today announced its partnership with GCash to provide guests with a fast and convenient option to pay for their flights and other add-ons when booking through the airasia super app or airasia.com.

In its efforts to boost tourism and economic recovery in Bohol, AirAsia partners with Bohol Association of Hotels, and Restaurants (BAHRR) and the Bohol Tourism Office under the Provincial Government of Bohol to further promote safe domestic tourism. This is also in response to the foreseen surge in travel demand this summer season.

In these challenging times, AirAsia recognizes the need for big savings, great value for money, and most importantly flexibility of travel time, especially for essential travelers, those working in the frontlines combating COVID-19, and those with future leisure travels.

Rebuilding confidence among air travelers amid the ongoing pandemic has been a constant challenge for all in the aviation industry, and AirAsia is not an exception. There are unsung heroes whom passengers don’t usually see but ensures their AirAsia experience remains COVID-19 free---the aircraft cleaners.

AirAsia has announced its partnership with the Hotel Resort and Restaurant Association of Cebu, Inc. (HRRACI), as its official corporate airline partner in helping rebuild tourism and confidence in air travel in the beautiful province of Cebu.