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  battler on 05/06/2013 - 23:49

  I'm getting a whole lot of this when I search (on Firefox):
  Access Denied
  You don't have permission to access "http://booking.airasia.com/Compact.aspx" on this server.
  Reference #18.428e0bd2.1373440100.1452f7d5

  no issue using chrome.

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    troyww on 06/06/2013 - 05:05

    I get "POOF The page has taken off" with chrome .

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  bghunter on 05/06/2013 - 23:50

  This link (http://www.airasia.com/au/en/promotion/rx3750704.page?icid=i…) will show the fares in AUD

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  huntress_love on 05/06/2013 - 23:51

  it's ok, but neeed 2 or more ppl.
  during off peak i can get return to china for around $600 and travel by myself.
  Too bad it's not pay for one way and another one way free!

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  ahly92 on 05/06/2013 - 23:53

  +2

  ++++1 for the detail ;)

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  voteoften on 05/06/2013 - 23:57

  On 27 Sept PER - KUL $174 each for 2 pax. If one pax, $199 on same day. Not really 2 - 4 - 1.

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  simprosimple on 06/06/2013 - 00:03

  +4

  Fake Advertisement…. They use original price to calcualte, can't stack with promo price…

  For Example (Same Day, Same Flight):
  1 Pax - Promo Price $219
  2 Pax - Normal Price $349/2 = $174.50

  It ends up about 20% off only

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    jwrathall on 06/06/2013 - 01:57

    I might be wrong, but I think the Promo Price is the half-priced ticket, and the Normal Price is what it is.

    I just bought some, with the Syd > Seoul being Promo and Seoul > Syd being Normal. There was no change in price after that (ie, no half price on the Normal Price).

    I'm pretty sure that what the Promo Price is, already has the half price factored in (assuming you have 2-8 people in the booking).

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  ironworthy on 06/06/2013 - 00:04

  anyone been to taipei? Is there enough to do for two weeks?

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    Devil on 06/06/2013 - 00:25

    +2

    Yep and 2 weeks is a very long time to spend in just Taipei unless you just want to laze around and eat & shop.

    Either get out of the city or take a cheap flight to Osaka.

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      ironworthy on 06/06/2013 - 00:29

      Thnx. Wanted to do japan but couldn't find cheap flights from KL-Jap for the period I'm after

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    kirasuran on 06/06/2013 - 11:33

    2 weeks is not enough. Not kidding. 3 weeks, and then you can start on other cities.

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  bonezAU on 06/06/2013 - 00:04

  +1

  $349pp one way from Perth to KL?

  Or is the 'special' price already factored for 2 people? If so, meh - it's not really that much of a discount. Every other day of the year it's $199pp one way from Perth to KL. A whopping saving of $49 for 2 people with this deal.

  Maybe I'm wrong… who knows.

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    simprosimple on 06/06/2013 - 00:09

    +1

    yepp… its only about 20% off only. They use original price for 2 ppl

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    deaj on 06/06/2013 - 13:11

    I just found flights for 2 people for $582 PER->KL RETURN which seems like a pretty sweet deal, even if you say it's usually $199pp one way.

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  tanoshiiki on 06/06/2013 - 00:09

  +1

  Can't seem to find any specials for Tokyo around the pre and post Christmas period using this sale…

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    obses2ion on 06/06/2013 - 10:55

    The cheapest I found was $800ish return from Melbourne - Tokyo. Not too bad, considering Jetstar sale fares end a week or two before Christmas and the cheapest I could find elsewhere is $1800.. @_@

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      tanoshiiki on 06/06/2013 - 21:06

      Yeah, I tried some more and I ended up finding just <800pp if I was willing to have an almost month trip over there haha. Christmas pricing usually costs double normal price.

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    chingaling on 08/06/2013 - 10:50

    Hi tanoshiiki, i booked to Tokyo yesterday it was $609 aud return with 20kg luggage per person and 2 meals as well!

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      tanoshiiki on 10/06/2013 - 21:59

      That's pretty amazing, although was it during Christmas time (as in includes spending Christmas in Japan)?

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  Bargain4U on 06/06/2013 - 00:26

  +1

  I hate the LCCT!

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    annoynimous on 06/06/2013 - 00:36

    you can blame the malaysian government for holding up LCCT 2 :D

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      Keef on 06/06/2013 - 11:34

      Is this the low cost terminal? Yeah its rubbish. Not even any decent food options.

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        teximushin on 06/06/2013 - 14:10

        at least they provide free wifi

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        Keef on 06/06/2013 - 14:56

        Didn't work when I was there.

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  iaijutsu on 06/06/2013 - 00:39

  Managed to score the very last cheap flights for a particular date… just.

  Warning to all: Do not cancel a paypal screen, your booking will go missing and all cheap tickets will be sold out… had to reload paypal from history and confirm from that… tense moments.

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  shahdevang87 on 06/06/2013 - 00:55

  even if I choose 2 passengers, price doesn't show up as advertised. I tried Per-Kul on 27th Sep, it is coming as $399 instead of advertised $349. Am I missing something?

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    annoynimous on 06/06/2013 - 01:06

    usually the price changes depending on dates, those listed above could be the lowest it will ever go

    try a different date/month

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  SpaceNinja on 06/06/2013 - 01:03

  +2

  +1 for the ►s. great first post.

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  jwrathall on 06/06/2013 - 01:49

  Yes!!

  Syd > KL > Seoul for $848.50 return in January. Not all promo, but still a great combination.

  Thanks :)

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  cuongizzle on 06/06/2013 - 02:47

  +2

  not bad for snow season in japan
  $1018 return in Feb for 2.

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    cuongizzle on 06/06/2013 - 02:50

    although one person is only $880 for those dates so not really 2 for 1 but still a good deal

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  andrewz on 06/06/2013 - 09:05

  +1

  Good tip for people when booking air asia: book one way in AUD and the return trip in MYR..works out a lot cheaper. I just worked a trip for 2 going to Kuala Lumpur, Phuket and Bangkok for $340 return each.

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    Luminary on 06/06/2013 - 10:32

    How much was it if you pay both in AUD?

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      andrewz on 06/06/2013 - 11:43

      Date Origin Destination Cost
      1/02/2014 OOL (09:05) KUL (15:25) $309
      KUL (16:00) HKT (16:30) $85

      8/02/2014 HKT (08:50) DMK (09:25) $48

      15/02/2014 DMK (19:30) KUL (20:55) $61

      16/02/2014 KUL (09:50) OOL (20:30) $174

                                 TOTAL    $677
      
                                    /2    $338.50
      

      That is what I had worked out, the last flight which was $174 AUD when converted from MYR, if booked as a return would have been $264…so $90 saving on the exact same flight

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  Mamajo on 06/06/2013 - 09:12

  Voted ++++ just for a great first post. Very detailed!!!!

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  ekee819 on 06/06/2013 - 09:28

  My return flight gonna be HK->KL->SYD do I have to collect baggage in KL and check-in again? Coz only 1hr 20 mins for transit.

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    m2000 on 06/06/2013 - 09:51

    if all booked with one "Airline", you should not have to worry about the luggage.

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    11112007 on 06/06/2013 - 10:40

    Yes you do because HK to KL is via Air Asia. KL to MEL or SYD is Air Asia X.

    The same airline, but technically different.

    Air Asia X is their brand for long haul international.

    PS: I've experienced this previously when transiting at LCCT via Air Asia.

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    Luminary on 06/06/2013 - 10:40

    Not sure if this is helpful but.

    What happens to my baggage if I have an onward flight with AirAsia?
    AirAsia operates on a point-to-point basis, or a per sector basis.

    This means onward flights are considered as separate journeys, or separate sectors. Therefore, you need to claim your baggage from your first sector flight and re-check them in for the subsequent flight. You will have to go through immigration check (if arriving from an international sector) and must check in again at the check-in counter to obtain your boarding pass. In this context, AirAsia will not be held responsible for the consequence of any delays experienced while flying AirAsia.

    If you have purchased a "Fly-thru" flight then kindly ensure that your baggage is checked in all the way through to the final destination during checkin for the 1st leg of your flight and you should proceed to the transfer counter upon arrival at the transit station. Example Bali-Kuala Lumpur-Gatwick, Bali will be the 1st leg, Kuala Lumpur will be the transitting station and Gatwick will be the final destination. This only applies if you have purchased a "Fly-thru" otherwise what was stated in paragraph above applies.

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      battler on 06/06/2013 - 11:29

      ^^ this

      I booked KUL->SYD and separately booked HKT->KUL
      I could not check baggage through.

      If I had purchased HKT->SYD via KUL in one booking, they said I could have checked thru bags (although can't confirm as I didn't do this)

      Beware you need to leave time to collect bags and check back in to next flight in KUL LCCT.

      1hr 20 min is cutting it VERY fine.

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    theoracle30 on 06/06/2013 - 11:32

    If you booked that trip on a single ticket (same itinerary number), as a Fly-Thru (clearly stated through booking process), then as long as you check-in your baggage to the final destination at the start of your trip, you will not need to pick it up at the transit point.

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    ekee819 on 06/06/2013 - 11:48

    Thanks guy for all the replies, is a single ticket since I selected Syd->HK return.

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      iaijutsu on 06/06/2013 - 12:09

      No it is not a single ticket. Single booking yes, single ticket no.

      As the poster above stated, every flight is a separate ticket. The instant you get off a plane it is a new ticket.

      The low cost carrier terminal (LCCT) does not even have an international flight transfer zone. The instant you get off the plane, every single person on that plane must go through immigration onto Malaysian territory and collect their bags.

      After that you need check your bags back in at the counter and go back through immigration again to depart Malaysian territory for your "connecting" flight (and I use the term 'connecting' loosely. They will not wait for you to connect).

      That is why the user above recommended you leave enough time between "connecting" flights to check in through immigration, collect bags, check back in your bags, go through immigration and security, and board the next plane.

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        theoracle30 on 06/06/2013 - 19:35

        That's not true, the LCCT has a flight transfer hall right when you go through arrivals. It was there in December when I went. It's designed for their marketed "fly-thru" services where they clearly state you do not need to pick up your bags and re check-in.

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  j4j4j4j4 on 06/06/2013 - 10:05

  anybody wanna pair up with me for Mid-Jan Syd-Kul flight?

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    Pab23q on 06/06/2013 - 10:14

    +1

    This guy would:

    http://images.wikia.com/icarly/images/0/0e/Forever_Alone.png

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    iaijutsu on 06/06/2013 - 12:18

    Smart idea though

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  vodichgocong1 on 06/06/2013 - 22:25

  :( why there's no deal for ticket to Vietnam :(

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  curiousman on 07/06/2013 - 11:18

  is it just me or do they not ask for passport numbers when booking for the flight?!

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    hihihehe on 07/06/2013 - 12:53

    is optional during the process of purchasing. you can enter the passport number later in Manage My Booking section but of course have to do it before you fly(i think 48 hours prior to that)

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  pyro love bird on 07/06/2013 - 22:52

  Sorry, but can someone please help me? I've never booked a flight anywhere before and was looking to go to Japan (Tokyo preferably, but Osaka is okay too). But when I tried to process it it came up with a bunch of extra fees and taxes so it was costing a lot more then I had intended T_T I really wanted to surprise my boyfriend… sigh booking flights is more effort then I had originally thought!

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    chingaling on 08/06/2013 - 10:56

    Hi pyro, it's becuase you booked way too late, last night at 12 i managed to score, 600 return with 20kg luggage, i think it originally stated 207.50 per person which adds up to 415 for two and fees + seats and if you wanted the 20kg luggage adds up to $609 exactly return, having that said you have to keep clicking different flights and checking the dates because people have been booking a lot and that it's only a few selections of dates left that discounts to 207.5 per person (oneway) you just got to keep clicking. For example return date for tok to australia is 207.5 from 10th- 18th of march 2014, i only know this because i booked feb-march

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      pyro love bird on 08/06/2013 - 16:19

      What do you mean way too late? It's that deal valid from 6-10 june when you book? So are you saying that because you had booked earlier in the week, that you managed to not get those extra taxes and fees and stuff? Also, I thought this was a BOGOF deal? so when you're saying its 207.50pp what do you mean? Thankyou so much though chingaling! :)

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        chingaling on 08/06/2013 - 17:00

        oh as in let's say each date they have about 10 seats on that plane for that price, and it's pretty much first in first serve, so you've just got to be one one of the first few that book on that date! And when you select the right days it works out to be (415 for two people one way) then when you add taxes and seat reservations it would add up to $609

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        pyro love bird on 08/06/2013 - 17:04

        oh okay, so you still have the taxes and all that.. sigh :( when you say two people, one of them is free right? when I went to the page and stuff I didn't understand why it was multiplying it by two and all these random ad-ons it ended up being about $1000… thankyou again :)

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  chingaling on 08/06/2013 - 17:42

  it should be 1000 for 2 ish return mine was 1150? return for 2 people, thats like …. 300 each way. its not too bad. you cant really do better so.. :S cause on this site. the "489.00 " is like one way without taxes. and trips to tokyo from australia are usually cheapest 800-1000 RETURN per person so its still a relatively good deal

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  ironworthy on 09/06/2013 - 12:32

  +1

  Anyone having trouble with their site loading? have tried multiple devices, no go