AirAsia to resume Philippine domestic flights starting June 3
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AirAsia announced on Sunday that it will be resuming its domestic flights starting June 3 as quarantine protocols are eased in several areas in the country including Metro Manila.
In an advisory, AirAsia said that resumption of services will gradually increase to include international destinations by July 1.
Selected domestic flights are available for booking via the airline’s website or mobile application. Travelers can also use their credit accounts to redeem these flights.
AirAsia also announced that operations for domestic flights will be temporarily moved to Terminal 3 of the Ninoy Aquino International Airport from its previous location at Terminal 4.
Travelers were advised to expect enhanced safety measures which include the mandatory wearing of face masks to be permitted to travel, among others.
AirAsia Philippines CEO Ricky Isla said assured the traveling public that they are “well prepared to welcome everyone aboard.”
“During the hibernation of our fleet, we took the time to step up our handling procedures to ensure that our guests have a swift and safe journey with us. Needless to say, we are well prepared to welcome everyone on board,” Isla said.
“As we resume our services around our network, AirAsia is determined to help rebuild our economy and country,” Isla added.
Other airline companies such as Philippine Airlines and Cebu Pacific have earlier announced the resumption of some flight operations this June.
Questions & Answers
Q.When will AirAsia begin resuming international flights?
When will AirAsia begin resuming international flights?
AirAsia plans to gradually increase its services to include international destinations starting from July 1, following the resumption of domestic flights.
Q.Where will domestic AirAsia flights operate from at Ninoy Aquino International Airport?
Where will domestic AirAsia flights operate from at Ninoy Aquino International Airport?
Domestic flights for AirAsia will temporarily move to Terminal 3 of the Ninoy Aquino International Airport from their previous location in Terminal 4.
Q.What safety measures should passengers expect when travelling with AirAsia?
What safety measures should passengers expect when travelling with AirAsia?
Travellers should expect enhanced safety measures, including the mandatory wearing of face masks to be permitted to travel, among other new procedures.
Q.Have other airlines also announced plans to resume flights?
Have other airlines also announced plans to resume flights?
Yes, other airline companies such as Philippine Airlines and Cebu Pacific have previously announced the resumption of some flight operations this June.
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