AirAsia takes over Kuala Lumpur-Seoul Incheon flights from AirAsia X in October 2026 with an Airbus A321neo and unchanged schedule.

AirAsia X will suspend Kuala Lumpur–Tashkent flights from 2 September 2026, with affected passengers advised to seek rebooking or refunds.

Thailand, Malaysia and Southeast Asia face aviation disruption as fuel shortages, soaring oil prices and airline cuts reshape Europe-Asia travel.

AirAsia X lowers fares as jet fuel prices ease, restores flight capacity, expands its Airbus A321LR fleet and prepares new Bahrain and London routes for travellers.

Qatar, Oman, Türkiye, Saudi Arabia, Malaysia and Thailand lead ten new international airline routes, expanding global tourism, business travel and connectivity

Bahrain Fort, Bahrain National Museum, Al Fateh Grand Mosque and more tourist attractions are becoming more accessible to UK tourists as AirAsia X launches its new Bahrain–London Gatwick airline route with the Airbus A330-300, delivering easier, more affordable travel between Britain and Bahrain.

AirAsia X delays London–Bahrain–Kuala Lumpur launch as Middle East tensions disrupt expansion plans, but the budget carrier still eyes an August return. However, the airline insists the postponement is temporary, keeping passengers hopeful for the long-awaited low-cost long-haul service.

AirAsia X fares are falling as jet fuel prices ease, with the Malaysian low-cost carrier restoring capacity, expanding its fleet and boosting affordable travel across Asia.

AirAsia X implements a 5% fare reduction as global jet fuel prices stabilize. Learn how the airline is restoring capacity and improving travel affordability.

AirAsia X has implemented a five percent fare reduction under a newly introduced weekly pricing strategy, responding directly to easing geopolitical tensions following the US–Iran peace breakthrough, which has helped lower global jet fuel costs and stabilise aviation operating conditions. The move reflects a broader shift in airline pricing behaviour, where fares are now being adjusted more dynamically in line with fuel price movements, demand recovery, and cost volatility, supporting increased travel affordability and encouraging further expansion in international tourism demand.

AirAsia X reduces fares by five per cent as jet fuel prices fall, introducing weekly pricing reviews across routes

Malaysia Joins Singapore, Philippines, China, India, South Korea and several other Asia-Pacific markets in a sweeping global travel fare reset as AirAsia X-led pricing adjustments combine with falling jet fuel costs and a broader aviation market rebalancing