AirAsia has announced that its RM50 e-vouchers, which are distributed in conjunction with the Cuti-Cuti Malaysia campaign, are now redeemable via its official website.

According to AirAsia, a total of 24,000 RM50 e-vouchers are available for redemption, and eligible Malaysians can redeem one e-voucher per person on a first-come first-served basis. Travellers can then use the e-vouchers for any AirAsia Malaysia domestic flights (flight code AK) that are booked between 30 November 2020 to 13 December 2020, for the travel period between 7 December 2020 to 31 March 2021. Note as well that these e-vouchers can only be used for flight purchases on AirAsia’s website.

To claim the Cuti-Cuti Malaysia RM50 e-voucher, you’ll need to log in to your BIG Member account and update your NRIC. Here are the few steps that you need to take to do so:

• Under “My Account”, go to your profile and click “Add My Passport”.
• Choose Malaysia as an “Issuing Country”, and then update your NRIC.
• Click on “Claim Voucher”, and the RM50 e-voucher will be sent to your email.

For context, AirAsia is distributing these e-vouchers to eligible customers in Malaysia as part of its collaboration with the Ministry of Arts, Tourism, and Culture (MOTAC) in a stimulus recovery plan. The plan – which is intended to revive the national economy via domestic tourism – will be implemented by MOTAC’s agency, Tourism Malaysia.

Aside from the e-vouchers, AirAsia also revealed that it is expanding its domestic network with eight new domestic routes for essential and future travels, namely:

• Langkawi – Ipoh
• Langkawi – Kota Bharu
• Johor Bahru – Bintulu
• Johor Bahru – Kota Bharu
• Penang – Sibu
• Penang – Kota Bharu
• Kuching – Langkawi
• Kota Kinabalu – Kuala Terengganu

Each route will operate with a frequency of three flights per week, commencing in either December 2020 or February 2021. Here’s the full flight schedule of the new routes for your reference, including the commencement date of each route:

The chief executive officer of AirAsia Malaysia, Riad Asmat said that the low-cost carrier is confident that recovery is well underway, and that it is well-prepared to meet the pent-up travel demand. “We are expanding our domestic network with new direct accessibility between cities. Besides allowing Malaysians to travel conveniently once travel restrictions are lifted, we also hope to provide more opportunities for local businesses to thrive by facilitating logistics and cargo shipments,” he said.

You can head on over to AirAsia’s website to find out more about the RM50 e-vouchers, or check the airline’s new domestic routes here.

(Source: AirAsia)

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