AirAsia opens first travel and service centre in Maldives
Malaysian low-cost airline AirAsia launched Sunday its first travel and service centre in the Maldives. “With its central location in Malé, it is an added convenience for guests who are not able to book their AirAsia flights online,” said AirAsia CEO Aireen Omar.
23 May 2016, 9:00 AM
Malaysian low-cost airline AirAsia launched Sunday its first travel and service centre in the Maldives.
The AirAsia Travel and Service Centre in Malé was opened by AirAsia CEO Aireen Omar and Tourism Minister Moosa Zameer at a ceremony yesterday.
“With its central location in Malé, it is an added convenience for guests who are not able to book their AirAsia flights online,” Omar said in a statement. “Our direct route connecting Kuala Lumpur and Malé has also shown a strong track record since we started operations last October, with an average load factor of 85 percent on both ways.”
She added that the airline takes pride in connecting guests through its “extensive route network, which covers over 100 destinations into Maldives through Kuala Lumpur, which is one of our biggest hubs, as well as a transit hub for our Fly-Thru guests.”
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