You all can go in, I still encounter error lor.

my hk is a 2d1n trip so its sat only..
then i tried bali also dun have...
bkk also dun have..
even tunehotels need RM54 onwards

but they say free 3k rooms leh~~ free tours also have to buy airport transfer then free half day tour i think @.@

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Added on May 26, 2010, 12:37 ami even check corus hotel on weekdays! Rm3xx per nite where got free?

3k free rooms.. probably snapped up in 5minutes

Ok guys, i played around with hotels @ Singapore, the cheapest i could find is Hotel81 - Superior room, for RM1.

But the date is not my traveling date. it is in august.

Checkin: Sat 19/06/10 14:00    Checkout: Sun 20/06/10 12:00    Nights: 1

RM1, inclusive of tax already.

I managed to "crawl" until the "Traveller Details" page. I close that browser already because that's not my travelling date (i just simply play around).

Apparently hor, we gonna click on "next" button at the bottom of the page. You might find some RM1 gem.

Singapore hotel - Fragrance & Hotel81 rate are the "cheapest". All below RM200/night. Haven't find anything I like yet.

Good thing doesn't come free, geez.

i saw hotel 81 RM1 BUT its price from RM1
check several dates turn out RM176 

hahhaha book for the sake of booking

This time I gonna tried having my pc open AA website using StreamyX and my laptop using my Digi 3G. See which can open. If Digi 3G can open, then confirm Streamyx problem.

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Added on June 8, 2010, 6:54 pmBTW, I wonder if the prices listed on AA site regarding the promotion is all-inclusive or not cos its not 0 like they claimed.

http://www.airasia.com/my/en/promotion/rr0780808.html

Hello, if you dont understand my question then dont simply slap a noob tag. Idiot.

Im just asking whether or not its inclusive of airport tax cos look cheap for some destination if inclusive of tax. And if its not inclusive of tax, why are they claiming zero fare cos when you click the link it show prices that are not zero.
Same answer

Its you who should read my question before replying. I didnt ask for all zero inclusive. OK? READ PROPERLY. Look at the link I posted then re-read my statement. Im asking why they claim zero fare when the prices shown is not zero. Then going on asking whether its all inclusive or what. IDIOT...

anyone knows when is the latest that i have to buy the luggage/meals? i mean for add on?

let say my flight is on 21st june

AFAIK, the 7kg rules applies for all hand carry luggage that u have so meaning if you have 1 handbag and 1 backpack then total of 2 bags should not exceed 7kg and I don't think A320 got tv screen...

Haih....then i have to buy expensive tic lio........HELP...

No bookings on Air Asia this weekend
by Alyaa Alhadjri

PETALING JAYA (July 7, 2010) : Air Asia's booking services will be temporarily unavailable from 1pm on Friday to 6pm on Sunday to allow for implementation of its state-of-the art booking system, designed to support the low cost carrier's expansion plan.

The new system which will allow the airline to book up to almost one million flights a day will be in service from 6pm on Sunday. Passengers are strongly encouraged to make bookings prior to 1pm on July 9.

Air Asia in a statement issued yesterday said that guests will not be able to book seats online, at Air Asia sales offices and counters, and through the call centre.  Guests also will not be able to self check in – through the web, by mobile and at the kiosks – or self-manage their booking online.

AirAsia will only be accepting cash for purchase of any ancillary product at the check-in counters, including excess baggage fees, during this period.

From July 9 to July 11, guests will be manually checked in by Air Asia staff at the airport check-in counters.  Guests are advised to check in at least three hours before departure to avoid missing their flights.

Hotel bookings and reservations for tours and activities on airasiago.com will remain available throughout the AirAsia system upgrade

Air Asia regional head (commercial) Kathleen Tan said: “AirAsia’s investment in technology is part of its commitment to give the best services to its guests."

"We have managed to stay ahead of the pack by smartly using advanced technology to enhance our products and services and to meet the needs of today’s tech-savvy air travelers,” said Tan.

Air Asia’s new booking system was meticulously developed over three years, and more than 200 specially-trained personnel were tapped to implement the new system.

With the new system, guests also will benefit from more innovative sales and marketing campaigns, product and service offerings tailored to guests’ preferences, and better self-service facilities, including direct access to their Credit Shell accounts.

Guests may check www.airasia.com, www.facebook.com/AirAsia and www.twitter.com/AirAsiaDotCom for regular updates on the system implementation process.