AirAsia is known to just about every traveller who has ever headed to Southeast Asia. The low-cost airline is Malaysia's largest airline and the largest low-cost carrier in all of Asia in terms of passengers and fleet.
The company operates its flights with Airbus A320 and A321 aircraft. On long-haul routes, it deploys Airbus A330 and the soon-to-be-delivered latest A350 aircraft. All aircraft are red and white in colour.
AirAsia also simultaneously operates several subsidiaries with operations in other Asian markets:
- AirAsia X (D7/XAX)
- Indonesia AirAsia (QZ/AWQ)
- Philippines AirAsia (Z2/EZD)
- Thai AirAsia (FD/AIQ)
- Thai AirAsia X (XJ/TAX)
- AirAsia Cambodia (KT/KTC)
The IATA/ICAO code of the company is given in brackets and the suffix "X" indicates a long-haul airline. All companies are referred to externally as AirAsia and individual terms and conditions apply on their routes.
Therefore, we do not describe the individual AirAsia branches in detail.
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