AirAsia has a two-week super sale for Australians with fares from A$135 for travel from January 15 to June 16, 2024.

The AirAsia sale which commenced today, runs until January 21, followed by a second low-fare sale between 22 - 28 January 2024.

There are flights to Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand, Singapore, Philippines, India, Vietnam, Cambodia, Japan, Sri Lanka, Maldives, South Korea, China, Taiwan and many more at incredibly discounted prices.

FlyThru connects services to key destinations via Malaysia and Thailand to many popular destinations and Premium Flatbeds on AirAsia X and Thai AirAsia X also now on sale.

Fares are on sale now

Booking period 15 - 21 January 2024:

AirAsia X (AAX flight code D7)

Melbourne - Kuala Lumpur from AUD256*

Sydney - Kuala Lumpur from AUD255*

Gold Coast - Kuala Lumpur from AUD242*

Perth - Kuala Lumpur from AUD172*

Thai AirAsia X (TAAX flight code XJ)

Sydney - Bangkok from AUD295*

Premium Flatbeds on sale on AAX and TAAX starting from AUD609*

AirAsia Malaysia (AK)

Kuala Lumpur - Perth from AUD269*

Indonesia AirAsia (IAA flight code QZ)

Perth - Jakarta from AUD135*

Perth - Bali from AUD142*

For those who miss out on this week’s sale, no need to worry, there will be another low-fare sale on fares to/from Australia commencing 22 January - 28 January 2024.

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