AirAsia X has an Australian and New Zealand super sale with international airfares starting from NZD $135* (AUD $130)* and Premium Flatbeds on sale from just AUD/NZ299.
AirAsia X's latest super sale, which launches today and runs until 17 August 2023 means guests from New Zealand and Australia will be able to fly from as little as $130 AUD. The travel period extends from September 4th 2023, until March 31st 2024.
Booking and Travel Periods: The promotional fares are listed below (fares one way in either direction)
Economy
- Melbourne - Kuala Lumpur from AUD269
- Perth to Kuala Lumpur from AUD189
- Gold Coast to Kuala Lumpur from AUD239
- Sydney to Kuala Lumpur from AUD269
- Auckland to Sydney from AUD130 NZD135
- Auckland to Kuala Lumpur from NZD449
Premium Flatbeds
- Melbourne to Kuala Lumpur from AUD799
- Perth to Kuala Lumpur from AUD599
- Gold Coast to Kuala Lumpur from AUD739
- Sydney to Kuala Lumpur from AUD799
- Auckland to Sydney from AUD299 NZD299
- Auckland to Kuala Lumpur from NZD1199
READ: AirAsia vs Scoot Premium Cabin Review
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