The airline said yesterday it would waive fuel fees on all its flights, including on longhaul carrier AirAsia X, and would give away half a million free tickets in three days for travel between June 22 and October 24, 2009 on all its domestic and international destinations.
AirAsia chief executive Tony Fernandes said passengers would not see a corresponding increase in ticket prices with the removal of fuel surcharges but the existing airport tax fee would continue.
He said that although many airlines were cutting capacity as a result of an expected global recession, AirAsia was planning on increasing routes and capacity because of its low prices, high load factors and aggressive marketing.
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AirAsia chief executive Tony Fernandes said passengers would not see a corresponding increase in ticket prices with the removal of fuel surcharges but the existing airport tax fee would continue.
He said that although many airlines were cutting capacity as a result of an expected global recession, AirAsia was planning on increasing routes and capacity because of its low prices, high load factors and aggressive marketing.
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