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  vuk on 12/02/2025 - 08:34

  +1

  If you want to retain your sanity, avoid Air Asia like the plague. Worse than Jetstar. My last flight was "overbooked" after arriving 4h early to the airport; had to wait in a KL airport hotel for 36h before flying home.

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    ryefig on 12/02/2025 - 09:09

    Have definitely heard the same. They are cheap for a reason and that comes with a great deal of risk. Not to mention their planes that pack people in like sardines. BUT the price is right so each to their own….

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      cloudie9 on 12/02/2025 - 09:16

      +1

      You get what you pay for… however, at the end of the day, it will still get you from A to B.

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    TightAl on 12/02/2025 - 10:52

    Ouch that's crazy

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    puthpaul on 12/02/2025 - 14:07

    My flight was cancelled and it took 9 months and ACCC invovled for me to get my refund back. Never again.

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  klrrider1 on 12/02/2025 - 09:29

  +1

  AirAsia is not the same airline that it was before the pandemic. Capital A, the owner of AirAsia is still listed as a distressed company on the Malaysian Stock Exchange. AirAsia now uses surge pricing on checked in luggage and still has no way of contacting a human to change a booking or ask for a refund.

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  festivus4all on 12/02/2025 - 10:04

  +2

  Would recommend Langkawi to anyone going to Malaysia. If you want a cleaner and more peaceful Bali not overrun by yobos i would recommend. Can even go to Koh Lipe in Thailand for a day trip (would recommend 1 night at least) which is 30 minutes from Langkawi. Langkawi is also tax free and alcohol is cheap.

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  solacens on 12/02/2025 - 10:04

  Preferring Jetstar TBH.

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    cmyk on 12/02/2025 - 11:11

    Checkout the world ranking of low cost airline, Jetstar is lower for a reason. I know they all have issues (as they're low cost) but JS definitely have more issues

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  Ventak on 12/02/2025 - 10:13

  I went on AirAsia late last year, seemed alright - on the Australian end, two separate queues at the airport for bag drop and regular check in, although as expected were fairly strict on carry on limits, at least on the Australia end anyway. Departing from KLIA2, looked to be just the one queue though.

  Yes, seats are on the tighter side for regular economy (all A330s as far as I can tell - 3/3/3) and food and drinks are rather meh (at least they're fairly cheap compared to the likes of Jetstar or Scoot prices), as well as no inflight entertainment - bring your own for the latter two (have heard Scoot is rather heavy handed when it comes to people bringing their own food). All par for the course though.

  Oh and if you want a meal at KLIA2 right after landing/before departure, would advise to not eat at the food court based off my own experience (wasn't good and pricey) - pick any of the restaurants instead.

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  Aussietrekker on 12/02/2025 - 10:24

  +2

  Please do yourself a favor and pay a little bit extra and fly literally anybody else. Is fine until something goes wrong and then you have nobody to speak to and no way of getting refunds. It’s basically a gamble on your trip. They are not like an ordinary airline. There is literally no way to contact customer service.

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    cmyk on 12/02/2025 - 11:16

    +1

    I agree but that's just the same across low cost airline. As per Skytrax, they're consistently the best of all low cost airlines so you could say they're the best of the bad bunch and if budget is your priority, they have the lowest risk vs others

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  cmyk on 12/02/2025 - 11:09

  Travelled AAsia extensively over SEA and never had delays longer than 30mins. Jetstar, totally different -delays by hours and hours.
  I think AAsia is the top ranking low cost airline and Jetstar is not even in top 10