Bangkok--6 Jan--AirAsia
AirAsia, the World’s Best Low-Cost Airline (Skytrax Award 2009, 2010, 2011), has launched daily direct flights from Bangkok to Colombo, Sri-Lanka. Promotional prices start from 1,490THB per way*.To enjoy this special offer, book today until 15 January 2012 on www.airasia.com. Offer is valid for travel during 1 March 2012-27 October 2012.
According to Tassapon Bijleveld, CEO of Thai AirAsia, “AirAsia is starting off the year strong, and we are excited to launch daily direct flights from Bangkok to Colombo, Sri-Lanka. Both business travelers and tourists will now be able to affordably access this destination which has so much to offer. AirAsia is working hard to increase our connectivity to South Asia and we are confident that many travelers from Sri-Lanka will also find Bangkok an attractive destination.”
“Colombo’s attractions include cultural and religious sites. In addition to sacred temples, Sri-Lanka’s beautiful, untouched, beaches and Ceylon tea plantations are waiting to be explored. One of the most famous attractions is the Temple of the Tooth of Buddha, located in the city of Kandy, a UNESCO World-Heritage Site. Sri-Lanka, with no doubt is truly another dream destination for many people who enjoy exploring a peaceful place. ”, said the CEO.
To take advantage of promotional fares, starting from 1,490THB* per way, please visit www.airasia.com and book online from today until 15 January 2012. The deal is valid for travel during 1 March 2012-27 October 2012.
For more information, stay tuned to AirAsia’s Twitter (twitter.com/AirAsiaThailand) and Facebook (facebook.com/AirAsiaThailand) page.
Flight Timetable:
Flight number Route Time Flight Duration Frequency
FD 3881 Colombo-Bangkok 9.35hrs-14.15hrs 3 hours 10 minutes Daily
FD 3880 Bangkok-Colombo 6.25hrs-8.35hrs 3 hours 40 minutes Daily
*Promotional price is based on a one-way fare, all-inclusive of airport tax and fees. Promotional price does not include baggage fees. Promotional price is limited.
For more information, contact AirAsia Communications:
Krittiyawadee Pongpanich
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Nuttawut Jitardharn
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Piyasuda Archasantisuk
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