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AirAsia is the only airline which connects to the most points in India from Malaysia with a total of 148 flights weekly. This new development is subsequent to AirAsia’s huge success of Tiruchirapplalli (Trichy) followed-by Kolkata, Kochi and Thiruvananthapuram (Trivandrum) recording an average of 80% load factor on all of the four existing routes. Thus, these new services will not only complement AirAsia’s aggressive growth in India, but is also feeding more traffic into the country. To mark the opening sale of these new routes, AirAsia promotion is offering an unbelievable all-in low fare from as low as RM 199 for the booking period from 27 – 31 January 2010.  AirAsia Promotion Penang – Chennai : RM199.00 (INR 2,999.00) Travel Period : 28 April – 30 October 2010 Kuala Lumpur – Chennai : RM199.00 (INR 2,999.00) Travel Period : 17 May – 30 October 2010 Kuala Lumpur – Bangalore RM199.00 (INR 3,999.00) Travel Period : 20 May – 30 October 2010 Kuala Lumpur – Hyderabad : RM199.00 (INR 3,999.00) Travel Period : 20 July – 30 October 2010 AirAsia X Kuala Lumpur to Mumbai : RM299.00 (INR 4,999.00) Travel Period : 6 May – 30 October 2010 Kuala Lumpur – Delhi : RM299.00 (INR 4,999.00) Travel Period : 4 August – 30 October 2010 AirAsia promotion seats are limited and available on first-come, first-served basis and made exclusively available online via www.airasia.com and mobile.airasia.com. AirAsia Regional Head of Commercial, Kathleen Tan said, “India has always been on our network radar and thrilled to create history in the aviation industry today. There are various cultures, linguistics and a myriad of attractions; in short India is such a colourful country which you have to discover. This is a clear indication of the fact that our expansion plans are fully on track. In fact, this signifies our keen determination in offering our guests truly low fares, unrivalled route network, award-winning products and services and the best-in-class travel value in the industry. We have been receiving a lot of requests from our guests and the travel community in Malaysia and India and we believe that our low fares will help to stimulate and trigger new travel demand, and will help to boost tourism potential from both ends,” “We are confident that AirAsia’s direct connection serving Chennai, Bangalore, Hyderabad, Mumbai & Delhi will be able to stimulate new travel demands and further tap markets, especially that of young working adults and families, to travel to Malaysia and thereafter use Kuala Lumpur as a gateway to over 130 routes in Asia, that includes regional ASEAN cities or long-haul sectors serviced by AirAsia X. This translates into a low-cost yet efficient travel experience for guests who benefit from using the LCC Terminal in Kuala Lumpur to connect to destinations as diverse as Australia (Gold Coast, Perth, Melbourne), China (Hangzhou, Tianjin, Chengdu), Taipei, London and Abu Dhabi,” concluded Kathleen. There are myriad of interesting places to visit in India such as the Charminar, an imposing signature monument of Hyderabad, Bangalore a home to some of India's premier scientific establishments, The Qutb Minar and off course the famous Taj Mahal of New Delhi which needs no introduction, Marina Beach – the most popular beach attraction in Chennai, Mumbai, home to the Bollywood stars and the gateway of India and many more. Receive all future AirAsia promotion information by using the orange RSS button
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