AirAsia Philippines said Thursday it strengthened its Northeast Asia presence with the launch of thrice-weekly flights to Narita (Tokyo), Japan via the Mactan-Cebu International Airport.
“AirAsia’s mission has always been about democratizing air travel by offering bang-for-the-buck deals. And we are making it more convenient for travelers by opening more gateways in the country that will allow guests to directly fly to international destinations,” said AirAsia Philippines communications and public affairs head Steve Dailisan said.
Narita is AirAsia’s fourth international destination directly flying out of the MCIA along with the thrice weekly flights to Kuala Lumpur and Seoul, and the four times weekly flights to Taipei.
The budget airline also plans on expanding its operations in Cebu, making it a convenient gateway for travelers from the south.
AirAsia Philippines also launched its 7.7 Sale from July 1 to 9 this year.
International flights including Hong Kong and Tokyo are available for as low as P577 to P3,077 for travels until Dec. 14, 2023.
All AirAsia’s domestic flights are also available for as low as P77 one-way base fare.
Meanwhile, travelers to Northeast Asia countries may now experience ease in visa application as South Korea opens e-Group visa application for regular tourists.
Starting June 27, groups of at least three members may apply for the e-group visa through accredited travel agencies.
AirAsia reminded guests that all international flights would continue to depart and arrive at the NAIA International Airport Terminal 3 following the transfer of all domestic flights to NAIA Terminal 2. Darwin G. Amojelar