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AirAsia to fly to Brunei

Even the deal with HK remain unknown, the all-time-ready AirAsia will fly to Brunei in September as confirmed by the CEO Tony Fernandes. Quote:

“Brunei is like home to us. The people want us to come and we come here.”

It won’t be a long wait before AirAsia goes global.

This will be a joke if he misses this.

fishtail

July 28th, 2005 at 9:44 am

Air Asia going to Brunei? Purleeez! They can’t even get their Penang sector in order. Ask Tony how many times has AA cancelled their Sunday 2.10 pm flight and simply moved passengers to the night flight like some faceless cargo.
Anonymous

July 28th, 2005 at 10:31 am

Maybe perhaps someone need to understand how a budget airline works before saying anything.

Or perhaps someone thinks that ‘it’ can be a better CEO of a budget airline who can juggle the issues of international air routes, cheap RM1.99 flight, big competitors (MAS, Tiger), impactful marketing, staff managment, fuel price increase, government policies and etc.

Or perhaps ‘it’ is just another passenger who complains from one end to the other but still end up queuing for budget airline tickets. More like those who complains about how stupid their car is and yet drives them around.

Being consumers I understand we have the rights to demand for a reasonable service, but purleeeZzz!! complaining and undermining will create a whirlpool of negativity which will do no good. Worst still, complaining to the wrong person thus creating an even larger whirlpool of negativity
SK

July 28th, 2005 at 3:01 pm

Hmm, interesting.

So far, I only travelled on AirAsia once. It was on time, as simple as that.

I’ve to agree that punctuality is something that AirAsia has to improve on. However, AirAsia has so many other pros that we can look forward and concentrate.

As a Malaysian, I feel proud with Tony over his entrepreneurship spirit, definitely a no easy task.