AirAsia 11.11 Fly-Thru Sale Runs Until Nov. 15

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What Readers Should Know

AirAsia Philippines announced an 11.11 Fly-Thru sale with bookings until November 15, 2026, and travel through October 30, 2027. Advertised one-way fares start at ₱5,999, excluding applicable taxes and fees.

Key Takeaways

The booking period runs from November 2 to 15, 2026.
The travel period extends through October 30, 2027.
Advertised one-way fares start at ₱5,999, excluding applicable taxes and fees.
Featured offers include Almaty to Manila, Manila to Jaipur, and the Maldives.
Fly-Thru combines connecting flights in one booking with checked baggage transferred to the final destination.

Bookings run until November 15, 2026, for travel through October 30, 2027, with advertised fares excluding applicable taxes and fees.

AirAsia Philippines has announced an 11.11 Fly-Thru sale offering one-way fares from ₱5,999, excluding applicable taxes and fees, for travelers considering connecting journeys beyond their usual destinations.

The booking period runs from November 2 to 15, 2026, while the travel period covers November 2, 2026, to October 30, 2027.

The promotion highlights destinations including Kazakhstan, India, and the Maldives, giving Filipino travelers more options for holidays and trips planned into next year.

Featured Fares and Destinations

The airline’s announcement lists the following one-way promotional fares:

Route or destination: Almaty to Manila; Advertised starting fare: ₱15,999.
Route or destination: Maldives — direction not specified; Advertised starting fare: ₱13,999.
Route or destination: Manila to Jaipur, India; Advertised starting fare: ₱13,899.

Applicable taxes and fees are excluded from the advertised amounts. Travelers should check the complete itinerary and final payable price before confirming a booking.

Route direction also matters. The Almaty offer is listed for travel to Manila, while the Jaipur fare is for departure from Manila. The announcement does not specify the direction of the Maldives offer.

How AirAsia Fly-Thru Works

Fly-Thru allows passengers to book connecting flights as one journey in a single transaction.

According to AirAsia, checked baggage on the Fly-Thru itinerary is transferred to the final destination, removing the need to collect and recheck it at the transit airport.

Passengers should still review the transfer instructions and applicable entry or transit requirements for their selected journey.

The airline says its network provides connections to more than 130 destinations across Asia and Australia. Premium Flatbed upgrades are also offered on eligible flights.

Plan Around the Complete Journey

For travelers looking beyond direct routes, the sale provides another way to compare destinations and travel dates. Its booking window closes in November, but the advertised travel period extends well into 2027.

When comparing options, consider the total fare, connection time, baggage allowance, and transit requirements together. These details help establish whether a connecting itinerary fits both the budget and the trip.

For service information and transfer guidance, visit the official AirAsia Fly-Thru page.

Reader Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

When does the booking period end?

November 15, 2026.

What is the advertised travel period?

November 2, 2026, to October 30, 2027.

Are taxes and fees included in the starting fares?

The release states that applicable taxes and fees are excluded. Check the final booking total.

Is the ₱15,999 Almaty fare for departure from Manila?

No. The announcement lists it for Almaty to Manila.

Do Fly-Thru passengers need to recheck their baggage during transit?

AirAsia says checked baggage is transferred to the final destination on the Fly-Thru journey.

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