AirAsia PH has strengthened its presence in the domestic market as it officially welcome summer by offering P1SO fare.
AirAsia Philippines is offering Piso fare for domestic travel and P11 fare for international destinations as it prepared for summer making sure that travel plans for this much anticipated break materialize.
The airline said that there are 400,000 seats on sale connecting Philippines to Association of Southeast Asian Nations (Asean) and beyond through AirAsia's lowest fares, dedicated to boosting tourism across Asean.
From February 13 to 19, "guests can book flights via airasia Super App to their favorite summer destinations such as Cagayan De Oro, Boracay, Davao, Kalibo, and Puerto Princesa for only P1 and international destinations Taipei, Macao, Hong Kong, Seoul, Singapore, Bangkok, Osaka, and Tokyo from as low as P11."
Domestic and international travels are available from February 13 to November 30, 2023, the airline said.
"We are known for democratizing air travel having pioneered low-cost travel in Asia. But we are more than just that. We know a lot has changed since the pandemic and we are humbled to continue winning for our guests. They remain our inspiration, and we will make sure to make things happen for them, be it their summer plans or meaningful reunions with family and friends," AirAsia PH CEO Ricky Isla said.
Isla added, as the largest low-cost carrier and the fourth largest carrier (including full-service carriers) in Asia, AirAsia continues to expand its network and grow its market leadership, carrying close to 800 million guests in the past two decades.
As of February 13, AirAsia Philippines operates daily flights from Manila to Bacolod, Cebu, Cagayan, Davao, Iloilo, Kalibo, Caticlan (Boracay), Puerto Princesa, Tacloban, Tagbilaran, and Zamboanga. Other inter-island destinations flying out of AirAsia's Cebu hub meanwhile include Cagayan, Davao, Caticlan, Puerto Princesa, and Clark.
AirAsia Philippines will begin to fly on March 2 to Taipei out of Cebu Mactan International Airport.
It also committed to improving its On-Time-Performance (OTP), having registered an average of 80 percent in January and 85 percent for the first two weeks of February.
"We are always ready to make ourselves better and improve our services. It has never been an easy ride but we owe it to our guests to be the best. As we ramp up our fleet and continue to restore and grow our network in the Philippines to Asean and beyond, our guests can rely on our commitment to serving them well, and we'll never stop until we get there," Isla said.
AirAsia on February 8 this year launched 'Ask Bo,' a more communicative, interactive, and responsive concierge which is powered by enhanced artificial intelligence and machine learning capabilities.
Ask Bo replaced AirAsia Virtual Allstar (AVA) which has been the first port of call for guests' queries and complaints since its onboarding in 2019.
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