I got seduced afterall...
I could imagine if AirAsia doesn't sell their tickets online but through the normal ticket counters, the queue to grab those free seats would be from KL Sentral office all the way to MidValley, or perhaps further? Haha..
Anyway, I'm sure by now at least a quarter of the nation has logged into AirAsia's website to check out the latest FREE SEATS sale, and I'm one of the millions who did that of course! And with so many time and patience sacrificed, taaaaaa daaaahhh, I'm one of the proud customers who managed to grab the super cheap flight to Bandung, Indonesia for only RM45 per pax for a return flight which includes airport tax in Malaysia as well as the baggage fees (You only pay Indonesia airport tax on the spot when you are there). It's sooooooooo cheap lo seriously. So isn't it something to celebrate for?
Wait a minute, didn't I actually mentioned that I would love to go to Taipei? Well, apparently their sale fare to Taipei isn't that significantly cheaper from their usual fare, plus the timing to Taipei isn't the best, so we opt for our next best option, which is Bandung. (So now I can have more budget for my netbook too, isn't it? :P)
Mind you, AirAsia has started to impose another fee called "convenience fee" (Weird name to me tho, sounds just like the DaiEeLong's "protection fee", just that it's AirAsia's version :P). This fee is imposed to customers who pay their flight tickets using credit card, and if I'm not mistaken it costs about RM5 per pax per way. So even though AirAsia has abolished the fuel surcharge and admin fees, Uncle Tony isn't that dumb to let his business earns nothing. If you haven't realise , the baggage fee for a normal weight of not more than 15kg baggage has also increased to RM10 from the previous RM5. So afterall they are trying to cover the loss of admin fees by charging the customers this and that. For me it is totally fair, as long as the customers are well notified with such charges and increments.
By now I think half of the million seats offered should be snapped up already. So if you haven't grab your seats yet, please do so RIGHT NOW or else you will have to wait for the next free seat sale, which I think should be 6 months from now.
That's all for today, signing out!
Awesome view of Tangkuban Perahu, Bandung
p/s: Yesterday I got poisoned again by the touch of those elegant netbooks... Arghhh!
Anyway, I'm sure by now at least a quarter of the nation has logged into AirAsia's website to check out the latest FREE SEATS sale, and I'm one of the millions who did that of course! And with so many time and patience sacrificed, taaaaaa daaaahhh, I'm one of the proud customers who managed to grab the super cheap flight to Bandung, Indonesia for only RM45 per pax for a return flight which includes airport tax in Malaysia as well as the baggage fees (You only pay Indonesia airport tax on the spot when you are there). It's sooooooooo cheap lo seriously. So isn't it something to celebrate for?
Wait a minute, didn't I actually mentioned that I would love to go to Taipei? Well, apparently their sale fare to Taipei isn't that significantly cheaper from their usual fare, plus the timing to Taipei isn't the best, so we opt for our next best option, which is Bandung. (So now I can have more budget for my netbook too, isn't it? :P)
Mind you, AirAsia has started to impose another fee called "convenience fee" (Weird name to me tho, sounds just like the DaiEeLong's "protection fee", just that it's AirAsia's version :P). This fee is imposed to customers who pay their flight tickets using credit card, and if I'm not mistaken it costs about RM5 per pax per way. So even though AirAsia has abolished the fuel surcharge and admin fees, Uncle Tony isn't that dumb to let his business earns nothing. If you haven't realise , the baggage fee for a normal weight of not more than 15kg baggage has also increased to RM10 from the previous RM5. So afterall they are trying to cover the loss of admin fees by charging the customers this and that. For me it is totally fair, as long as the customers are well notified with such charges and increments.
By now I think half of the million seats offered should be snapped up already. So if you haven't grab your seats yet, please do so RIGHT NOW or else you will have to wait for the next free seat sale, which I think should be 6 months from now.
That's all for today, signing out!
Awesome view of Tangkuban Perahu, Bandungp/s: Yesterday I got poisoned again by the touch of those elegant netbooks... Arghhh!
