I’m talking about AirAsia.Yes,it’s introducing free tickets for travelling from 1 May – 30 Oct 2010.Hurry up!The seats are limited and the booking will open at 0001 hours of 11 November,2009 until 15 November.
The fabulous bargain needs you to pay some small tax and server charges for a wonderful dream trip.I really wish AirAsia could provide that promotion for Chinese New Year too,but I know that is very impossible.Waiting for the miracle. 
The second wave from AirAsia is here.Up to one million free seats are offered now for varieties of international trips.
Well,except those free seats,AirAsia also provides some other promotions on its hot destinations,such as London,Taipei etc.
If you don’t want to regret later,please just grab it now.Good luck! 
AirAsia offers free seats again.However,it only applies on local routes at this time.
Now you could book your seat online and don’t forget that you could enjoy a better rate if you pay your meal and baggage charge together with your booking.
Move,move,move!It’s absolutely worth paying it as you could enjoy unlimited happiness from a very budgeted trip,isn’t it? 
Another batch of free seats are now open to public.There are totally 500,000 seats for all types of routes.If you have a plan of trip on this October until the end of next January,you’d better to grab your seats now.It’s a rare chance.
AirAsia also sent out a new route-Tianjin,China.It’s is the third largest city of the People’s Republic of China in terms of urban population. Administratively it is one of the four municipalities that have provincial-level status, reporting directly to the central government.It’s located very close to Beijing which is the capital of China.Thus,the new route is just touching to the heart of this old nation.
AirAsia is just taking another action to shout out its powerful slogan:Now everyone can fly!
My friends started to plan a trip for next year once they saw the advertisement from AirAsia-free seats with no fuel surcharge.Of course,my girlfriend and I was in that group too.
We have to think about a lot since most of them need to work and others need to plan under a particular budget.And after all,we booked a trip to Bangkok again at the end of July,2009.It only costs us RM145/person including admin fee and tax for a return trip.
The official website had a very heavy congestion so that there were always some errors appeared when I was doing the booking.So after trying for many times to book online,I chose to book through the mobile portal(which would be charged for RM1.5).It seemed to be very easy and smooth.Several minutes later,I paid for the total fees by credit card and finished my task at last.
However,now I realized that there were no options to choose for checked baggage,meals and insurance(the items are exclusively payable in AirAsia) etc. while doing the fill-up workings.That means I have to pay for these fees additionally in airport and maybe not with a discounted rate.It’s not fair.
I had submitted my question to AirAsia customer service department.I hope they can give some reasonable answer or provide some appropriate solution to me.
Did you meet such kind of things before?What was the result?