only £99????!!!!

huhu...
biar betul ni
memang murah banyak
£99 aje from London to KL
bagaimanakah boleh mendapat harga serendah ini?
agak2 nye MAS terasa tercabar tak (harga air ticket MAS utk London-KL return pn lebih kurang 700 pound)
tapi
ni betui2 memang murah
berganda murah dari ape yang orang lain claim diorg balik malaysia dapat air ticket yang murah (using emirates, etihad, qatar airways)
saya ingat hari tu tiket saya pun antara yang termurah..huuuuuuuu
even premium seats adalah murah sedikit dari jumlah tiket saya hari tu

rabi, adakah kata2 mu diriku akan pulang setiap 3 bln akan jadi kenyataan?? huahuahua...itu mcm blaja main2 je...walaupn murah, tapi bile fikir2 balik nk duduk atas flight selama 14 jam tu cukup membuatkan diri ku berfikir bkn setakat 2,3,4 kali tapi lebih dari tu..dgn nak jetlag lagi, nak 'stabilize' kan perasaan sebelum dan sesudah balik..huhu..letih..letih...(tapi lepas ni dengar2 citer nak direct dari KL ke Manchester pulak..huhu..cobaan..cobaan)

bacaan lanjut di bawah ini..diambil dari the star...Marilah berpusu2 rakyat Malaysia datang London!

It’s RM499 to fly to London on AirAsia X (updated)

By CHOI TUCK WO

LONDON: It’s £99 or RM499 one-way – that’s the much-awaited opening fare of AirAsia X’s latest London Stansted-Kuala Lumpur route.

Malaysians flying to London will also pay RM499 for the return flight while travellers from London going to KLIA will pay £99 (RM541) for the return ticket.

Online bookings opened at 8pm Tuesday (Malaysian time) for the five-times-a-week direct flights which will begin in March.

Also on offer are premium seats at £549 or RM1,999. The initial bookings are for the travel period from March 11 till Oct 24 next year.

The AirAsia X flights will use Airbus A340 planes which will have 286 economy and 30 premium seats.

AirAsia X CEO Azran Osman-Rani made the announcement during the route launch at London’s County Hall featuring a special performance by five-member British girl band, The Saturdays.

“The London-Kuala Lumpur route is the realisation of a long-held ambition to open up affordable access between Malaysia and Europe for both the Asean and European communities,” AirAsia Group CEO Datuk Seri Tony Fernandes said.

Fernandes said with the airline’s comprehensive route network, the opportunity for Londoners and Europeans to explore Asean has never been greater.

“This new route will benefit all of Asean as it will encourage more economic and tourism activities, bringing in more revenue and creating job opportunities,” he said.

Azran described the London route as a significant achievement, allowing those who had always wanted to travel between Europe and Asean to achieve their dream at an affordable price.

Stansted Airport’s commercial and development director Nick Barton, who finalised discussions with AirAsia X, hailed the launch as a major milestone for low-cost, long-haul air travel around the world.

“This is set to be a hugely popular link for business and leisure travellers seeking affordable long-haul travel options,” he added.

The latest route is the first step for AirAsia to realise its European aspirations and boost Kuala Lumpur as the regional aviation hub and gateway into Asean, China and Australia.

With the launch, Europeans can now see more of Asia for less by tapping into the airline’s network to popular destinations such as Phuket, Borneo, Bali, Angkor Wat and Ho Chi Minh city.

To date, AirAsia X – the long-haul affiliate of AirAsia – flies to the Gold Coast, Perth and Melbourne in Australia, Hangzhou in China and now London, bringing the Asean brand to a global stage.

Stansted is Britain’s third busiest airport, with 22.8 million passengers passing through and many leading low-cost airlines making it their base.