Airasia Low Fares Are Back for Travelers Planning More Adventures

AirAsia is making travel more affordable again with the return of its signature low fares, giving Filipino travelers another chance to plan domestic and international trips ahead.

From June 23 to 28, 2026, guests can enjoy up to 20% off fares across selected routes in AirAsia’s domestic and international network.

One-way base fares start from as low as ₱319, with a travel period from August 1, 2026 to March 31, 2027.

The promo covers more than 500,000 seats, including routes from Manila to destinations such as Kalibo, Kota Kinabalu, Da Nang, and other points across the AirAsia Philippines network.

More Value for Travelers

Aside from discounted fares, AirAsia is also offering up to 30% off Value Pack bundles.

The bundle includes travel inconvenience coverage, 20kg checked baggage allowance, standard seat selection, a Santan inflight meal, and a duty-free voucher.

For travelers looking to manage costs more efficiently, the Value Pack offer adds convenience and savings in one booking.

Flexible Booking During the Rainy Season

As the Philippines enters the rainy season, AirAsia is also giving guests more flexibility when planning trips.

Through a one-time zero change fee, guests can move their flight without paying a processing fee if their travel plans change.

Fare difference may still apply, and the offer is subject to terms and conditions.

This added flexibility gives travelers more confidence to book ahead even with changing weather conditions.

How to Book

The promo is available exclusively through the AirAsia MOVE app and airasia.com.

Travelers are encouraged to book early as seats are limited and offers apply only to selected routes.

Affordable Travel, Planned Ahead

AirAsia’s low-fare campaign gives travelers a practical opportunity to plan trips months in advance, whether for quick breaks, reunions with loved ones, or long-awaited international getaways.

With discounted fares, bundled travel add-ons, and flexible rebooking options, the campaign makes it easier for guests to turn postponed travel plans into real itineraries.