AirAsia Philippines is intensifying its footprint in Northeast Asia, launching three flights a week to Narita, Tokyo. The new flights, departing from Mactan-Cebu International Airport (MCIA), reinforce the airline’s robust international connectivity. The inaugural guests of flight Z2 9180 were greeted with friendly faces and delightful treats as they embarked on their journey.
Connecting the Dots
AirAsia is no stranger to international direct flights from MCIA. Narita is the fourth international destination in their lineup, along with three weekly flights to Kuala Lumpur and Seoul, and four weekly flights to Taipei. AirAsia plans to continue enhancing its operations in Cebu, transforming it into a convenient gateway for southern travelers.
AirAsia Philippines’ Communications and Public Affairs Head, Steve Dailisan, shared, “AirAsia’s mission has always revolved around democratising air travel with value-for-money deals. By launching more gateways in the country, we are adding convenience for travelers, enabling them to fly directly to international destinations.”
Great Deals for the Savvy Traveler
To encourage more people to travel internationally, AirAsia Philippines started their 7.7 Sale from July 1 to July 9. They are offering international flights, including flights to Hong Kong and Tokyo, at really affordable prices from PHP577 to PHP3,077 for travel until December 14, 2023. Additionally, all AirAsia domestic flights have a super low base fare of only PHP77 for one-way trips.
Easy Visa Applications for Northeast Asia
In another win for travelers to Northeast Asia, South Korea now offers an e-Group visa application for regular tourists. As of June 27, groups of at least three members can apply for the e-group visa through accredited travel agencies. More information is available at the linked website.
AirAsia also wants to remind its guests that all international flights will continue to arrive and depart from NAIA International Airport Terminal 3. This follows the recent transfer of all domestic flights to NAIA Terminal 2.
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