Reposta in V3 since nobody answered in V2

Question to you guys about AA transfers.

If you go AA website, you can now buy "transfer" tickets. For example I can key in Origin Singapore, Destination Paris, and I can have the option to buy the SG --> KL and KL --> Paris together. You know ... like every other airline in the world.

Question though, is this any different from buying the two legs separately? As in, will they transfer my bags in KL automatically to the KL --> Paris leg? Or will I still have to check out, take bags, etc etc in KL anyways?

Also, if the first leg delayed and cause me to miss second leg, will AA still tell me we are point to point carrier so gtfo?

hey guys, posted earlier in V2 but din hear anything.

may i check with u all on airasia insurance, what does it cover actually? hospitalization included if we need admission in overseas? flight delays and cancellation i supposed it does cover? how about missing baggage?

many thanks! 

any differences with other travel insurance? any recommendations? thanks guys!

Please use the search box available in AA website yea.

http://www.airasia.com/my/en/flightinfo/ai...scriptions.html

Nowadays I use the travel insurance provided by credit cards instead.

Normally i also dun buy travel insurance too but next month going to HK on a longer trip lasting 11 days.... so a bit itchy to buy insurance.
I'm not very familiar with AA insurance, but from my understanding is that its worth taking insurance for Return Cover policy because it includes Accidental & Sickness Medical Reimbursement... i.e: hospitalization.... One-Way Cover dun hv this feature.
Is my understanding correct? i just briefly read their website.

Please use the search box available in AA website yea.

http://www.airasia.com/my/en/flightinfo/ai...scriptions.html

I flew to Melbourne with AA. Then took domestic flight Virgin to Gold Coast. And then return to KL from Gold Coast with AA. The AA insurance did not cover my medical there because it is not a return flight from Melbourne.

So conclusion is..AA inurance really lousy. Should buy et insurance or dun buy at all haha

some questions regarding self check-in;

1) if i use web check-in but i don't have printer then i can get it in barcode and print at airport right? where should i proceed to print my boarding pass in LCCT?

ok, i thought it's free if i print my boarding pass at airport
but then i read this,
so, it's free or not? 

2) i used kiosk check-in before. my question is, if the kiosk is down and i have to use counter check-in, will they charge extra fee on me? i met this situation before but that time they haven't implement the counter check-in fee rule.

thanks in advance 

Just joined on v2 & v3 start already!

Hey you guys, just a word of warning about AirAsia policy of purchasing tickets at different times for the same flight, do not share a bag even with your wife, it is their policy to charge you for the extra weight.

Here is a brief of my story that I believe bordered on discrimination against disabled passengers, (I broke my kneecap after purchasing tickets).

My original plans were for me to travel alone but I acted upon AirAsia's advice to book an extra ticket for my wife and subsequently got penalised for it. Apparantly I am not allowed to share a bag with my wife if we did not purchase the tickets at the same time. So here I was on crutches listening to check-in staff saying I must pay for the extra weight or not be allowed on the flight. They seriously thought that I should have burdened my wife with 2 bags when I am temporarily disabled & cannot help her carry them. They could not accept this was an exceptional circumstance & show some common sense by allowing the combined weight for our baggage. An unbelievably inflexible attitude!

I would like to add that this did not happen in Malaysia, but we both travelled from Penang to KL & then onto Stansted & received fantastic customer service from AirAsia staff, and no, we did not have to pay extra for our shared baggage in Malaysia, this only happened on the return leg to KL.

Full story on my Air Asia complaint and poor customer service

Thanks for your info, but I still have questions