Air Asia X
All-class rating 5.3
- Boarding 7.0
- Seat for sitting 5.5
- Seat for sleeping 2.0
- Service 6.3
- Entertainment 3.8
- Food & drink 2.3
- Punctuality 9.5
- Baggage 6.3
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Based in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, Air AsiaX (airline code D7) is a budget airline focusing on medium to long-haul routes across the Asia Pacific region. Since March 2009 it has been flying to London. Its parent company is Air Asia, Asia’s leading low-cost carrier.
Air AsiaX operates the Airbus A330-300 and (a single) A340 aircraft. It has ordered 25 A330s. Air Asia has a fleet of 72 Airbus A320s.
Ownership
Air AsiaX is owned by a group of private investors, including Sir Richard Branson. Aero Ventures Sdn is the major shareholder, with 48%, Virgin Group has 16%, Air Asia staff 16%, Orix 10% and Manara Consortium 10%.
Route Network
Air Asia flies five flights a week from Kuala Lumpur to Stansted , offering a two-class cabin. It also operates to Australia's Gold Coast, Melbourne, Perth and Hangzhou, near Shanghai.
Other Information
Air Asia operates from its own low-cost terminal at Kuala Lumpur, but note that this is some distance from the main airport, so allow plenty of time to transit if flying into the main terminal on other airlines. As with all no-frills airlines, food and drink must be paid for on board, even in the premium cabin. Blankets must also be purchased as part of an amenity kit which includes an inflatable pillow and eyeshade.
For Air AsiaX's Wikipedia page, click here.
From BusinessTraveller.com
- “Strong demand” on London-Kuala Lumpur, says Air Asia (13/03/2010)
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Exclusive: New Air AsiaX seating for London-KL route (22/02/2010)
From Seatplans.com TV
Air Asia's excellent Pick a Seat campaign:
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Air Asia X user reviews
OzTraveller flew Air Asia X XL (business), on a A330
Gold Coast to Kuala Lumpur and return ... If you really want to save some money and... more
Overall:
4.3
Murphiee flew Air Asia X Economy, on a A330
Very cramped and tight. 31 inches is not good enough, just because it's a no frills... more
Overall:
4.1
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