Flight Tickets as Low as MYR85* to Singapore with AirAsia are Up for Grabs

Guests can book tickets to Singapore from just RM85 one way and travel between 29 November 2021 and 26 March 2022.

November 22, 2021

Flight Tickets as Low as MYR85* to Singapore with AirAsia are Up for Grabs

KUALA LUMPUR, 22 November 2021 – AirAsia has expressed its full support towards the announcement by the governments of Malaysia and Singapore for the commencement of the Vaccinated Travel Lane (VTL) between the two countries paving the way for the resumption of flight services on one of the busiest shuttle routes in the world. AirAsia will be resuming flights between Kuala Lumpur International Airport 2 (klia2) and Changi Airport beginning 29 November 2021.

To kickstart the resumption of VTL travel, AirAsia will operate a 7x weekly flight schedule from Kuala Lumpur to Singapore. More routes from other cities in Malaysia will be added and frequencies increased accordingly as travel demand grows in line with the reopening of more leisure destinations in the near future, subject to approval from the authorities.

AirAsia will operate designated VTL flights according to the following schedules:

Guests can book their flights to Singapore from just RM85 one way and travel between 29 November 2021 and 26 March 2022 through the ‘Flights’ icon on the airasia Super App. Guests can secure great value flights+hotel deals through the ‘SNAP’ icon on the Super App with savings from up to 30% off. Those who prefer to book their hotels separately may check the ‘Hotels’ icon in the app and get an extra 10% off with the promo code AAHOTEL10. Guests can also book their rides to and fro the airport from just RM55 by using airasia ride, by clicking on the ‘Ride’ icon on the airasia Super App.

Fully vaccinated travellers from Malaysia who wish to travel to Singapore must meet the requirements set by the Singapore Government prior to purchasing their flights and upon arrival.

AirAsia has spent the period of downtime in flights over the past 18 months to further enhance and revamp its flight procedures and processes. In the highest interest of safety and wellbeing of all its guests and employees, only fully-vaccinated cabin crew and ground staff will operate flights and be on-duty at airport terminals. Furthermore, AirAsia assures the highest safety standards are in place as part of its robust Covid-19 mitigation plan including by accepting only fully-vaccinated guests onboard, making it mandatory to check-in via the airasia Super App, and rolling out the FACES facial recognition boarding system that will make the entire travel journey fully digital and contactless.

Despite the flight hibernation for a good part of the past 18 months, all AirAsia’s aircraft are properly maintained according to procedures set by the manufacturer. AirAsia has set up an in-house maintenance, repair and operations (MRO) unit called Asia Digital Engineering that provides services not only to AirAsia but also other airlines. Moreover, all its pilots and cabin crew are regularly trained for mandatory refresher courses and ongoing retraining so that they are on top of their job.

For travel requirements under the VTL to Singapore please click here.