AirAsia is offering RM352 all-in one-way flights to Sabah and RM346 all-in one-way flights to Sarawak for the harvest festival season. On top of that, AirAsia also offers free 20kg baggage allowance.
has announced its special promo in conjunction with the upcoming Kaamatan and Gawai celebrations. With the RM300 ticket price cap initiative, AirAsia is offering one-way flights from Peninsular Malaysia to Sabah at RM352 all-in and flights to Sarawak at RM346 all-in.
Commenting on the initiative, AirAsia Malaysia CEO Riad Asmat said “As the airline that has been consistently ensuring fixed fare availability during the last few festive celebrations, we are pleased to support this initiative once again, through the Ministry of Transport Malaysia.”
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