Fly full service with Malaysia Airlines from Perth and Brisbane, starting from $264

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Actual price (including tax and charges):
Perth - Kuala Lumpur : $264.77 one way ($499.39 return)
Brisbane - Kuala Lumpur : $268.17 one way ($507.77 return)

You get all the frills including food, inflight personal tv, and 34in seat width.

Travel period : 1 Nov 2008 to 30 April 2009

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Also very low fare to other destinations from Kuala Lumpur. Booking to different destinations should be made separately to enjoy this offer. (However, the bags can be connected straight to the final destination if transiting in 12 hours). These fares are taken from the Malaysia Airlines website.

All fares below do not include tax and surcharge:
KL - Bali : RM 0
KL - Hong Kong : RM0
KL - Hanoi : RM99
KL - Ho Chi Minh City : RM0
KL - Singapore : RM59
KL - Bangkok : RM0
KL - Phuket : RM0
…and many more
(The traveling period varies between destinations)

A chance to fly cheap with a full service airline. Of course, Malaysia Airlines is competing directly in response to AirAsia's $199 offer on the same route, the deal is at : http://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/4919

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  bargrin on 10/06/2008 - 02:46

  dont you just love geniune competition….somthing Virgin and Qantas have to learn about.

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    bargainbro on 10/06/2008 - 11:50

    Australian domestic travellers have been enjoying geniune competition between Virgin and Qantas for ages. Back in the days of Ansett and Qantas it would have been impossible to get a domestic airfare for < $100.

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  bevisaurus on 10/06/2008 - 14:41

  Not that great if you're in Sydney. Great if you're in Perth/Brissy

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    POWERevolution on 11/06/2008 - 00:46

    SA too!

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  ymchan88 on 10/06/2008 - 15:15

  this bullshit promotion…
  i tried buying this morning for nov to dec. guess, what ? i was going to be charged over $3000……..

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    zack2020 on 11/06/2008 - 00:03

    Cut them some slack ok. They are a full service airline, having fares this low does not earn them very much. They are just trying to compete with a low cost airline. The seats are limited and may not be available on some days, and november/december is apeak season, they may have blacked out dates (which they did not bother telling us!). When I tried to mock book Brisbane - KL, I can find cheap seats from 1 Nov up til 4 Nov and then back again on the 7th and the 9th. I couldn't find any cheap seats up til 15th of Nov, and normally 14th of Nov is a start of a shoulder season, and it may be harder to find cheap seats during this time. However, keep trying, and yes they don't have as much cheap seats compared to AirAsia X(AirAsia X's low fare is still sustainable as they operate with very low cost base).

    By the way, AirAsia has introduced another round of cheap fares out of Kuala Lumpur (besides $199 Perth/Gold Coast), with fares as low as $17 (domestic Malaysia), or $47 (Viantiane, Yogyakarta). Best to check them up as well, at: http://www.airasia.com/site/au/en/page.jsp?reference=mega200…. (complete lists in Malaysian Ringgit: http://www.airasia.com/site/my/en/promotion.jsp?reference=me…). I could not update the thread I posted earlier at: http://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/4919 because of "excessive negative votes" which does not make sense.

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  davem on 10/06/2008 - 18:31

  pretty much all gone.

  :(

  Not much of a competition with AirAsia, AirAsia usually have 100's of seats.

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  wcm8382 on 11/06/2008 - 20:50

  I just booked a return flight with Malaysia Airlines departing Australia in November for just over $500. An excellent deal for a full service flight. However, you can't beat the AirAsia $245 all inclusive Gold Coast to KL return airfare offer, which was available several weeks ago.

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  stanli on 20/06/2008 - 14:31

  Zack, good finding… you're right it's really a great chance for us to fly cheap with a full service airline. And I found out this low fare is an on-going programme so we can get cheap ticket all the time, Agree with wcm8382, Air Asia got some good bargains. I only use Air Asia for short distance tho coz for long hauls destinations I prefer a little bit more comfortable.