GETTING TO MALAYSIA
Air Asia is, by far, one of the
least expensive airline options for you to fly; regardless of your embarkation
point (Malaysia is Air Asia's hub). Air Asia dynamically handles all of the
domestic and international flights within Asian regions, while Air Asia X manages
to cover international flights to and from all other countries. Malaysia
Airlines is a great alternative to Air Asia or Air Asia X. This airline is being
operated by the government of Malaysia and though it might be a bit more
costly, they do serve much better food, have larger planes with far more
spacious cabins and may be preferable for you during extended flights
AIRPORTS
If you are planning to travel
from another Asian country into Malaysia, it may be far easier to fly into one
of the less populated airports, like Penang International in Western Malaysia
or Kota Kinabalu International Airport, which specifically serves East
Malaysia. You might as well check package options that will include a specific
airport. Both Air Asia and Malaysia Air have established partnerships with most
of the destination hotels that may later influence your ultimate decision.
AIRLINES
Domestic flights between cities can
be easily accomplished as both Air Asia and Firefly, a subsidiary of Malaysia
Airlines, conveniently offer extremely attractive fares. In fact, some Air Asia
domestic tickets are rather much cheaper than local bus fares especially if you
book during a promotional period.
OTHER MONEY-SAVING TIPS
Planning in advance for any trip
is always to your advantage. Decide which areas of the country that you would
like to visit and try to make detailed travel plans. Booking online will
usually help you to save you money, but local travel agents might be better at
getting the best deals on packages. Also visit the websites for Air Asia and
for Malaysia Airlines in order to take advantage of any promotional fares or
packages that may be in effect during the time you plan to travel.
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