Air Asia Is Your Choice For Budget Air Travel – Skytrax Says So…

Hooray! At last, Air Asia of Malaysia has won the world’s Best Low Cost Airline in Skytrax World Airline Award 2009. The airline was ranked 6th in the same category of last year award. So to say we are lucky to be able to travel to many ‘hot’ travel destinations, by air, with extreme low fares but still reasonably good service from Air Asia.

 [A strong performer in earlier Surveys, AirAsia celebrates in 2009 by taking the accolade as the World’s Best Low-Cost Airline. AirAsia said the highly regarded award, dubbed as the “travellers’ choice”, has cemented its competency in providing excellent and value-for-money services through its incessant innovations and trend-setting measures.

“The award marks a major milestone for AirAsia, as the award is acknowledged the world over and the only award based on independent judgements of our very own guests,” said Tony Fernandes, AirAsia’s CEO.

“Being a low-cost airline should never have to mean delivering a low-quality service, and Air Asia is proof of the fact that low-cost airlines can provide a good standard of customer care and passenger service quality, that matches the ethos behind operating low-fare services – with standards of customer loyalty showing a winning formula” said Edward Plaisted (CEO of Skytrax).  –SKYTRAX AWARD 2009.]

Since the low cost airline is remained as one of the most competitively contested section of the award, we would expect Air Asia to offer better service and price in future. So who else would say air travel is unreachable?

However, think it over. Air fares would also drop when the economy is bad, or the travel destination has dropped in demand after security issues. But is that what you would like to see? I doubt so… – Travel Feeder.

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Cecil Lee

The author is an avid traveler and photography hobbyist who loves to share with others his travel and photo-taking experience in many popular tourist destinations around Europe, Asia and Australasia. Read the exciting stories with many photos captured on his journeys.