AirAsia Philippines is giving travelers another reason to pack their bags this August, announcing a 20% discount on all seats and all flights during its third 48-hour flash sale of the year. The promo runs from 07 to 08 August 2025, with travel dates valid from 15 August 2025 to 30 November 2025 — perfectly timed for the upcoming long weekends.
Dubbed the “World’s Best Low-Cost Airline,” AirAsia is offering base fares to select international destinations within ASEAN starting at just Php 870 one-way. Among the top choices are Bangkok, Thailand, and Kota Kinabalu, Malaysia — both boasting rich cultural experiences, stunning attractions, and unique culinary offerings. A total of 45,000 seats are available, ensuring more Filipinos have the opportunity to explore beyond the country’s borders without breaking the bank.
“As the World’s Best Low-Cost Airline, initiatives like this allow us to continue to make ASEAN accessible to many Filipinos who continue to aspire to explore the diverse cultures of our neighboring countries. Beyond offering best-value fares, we can assure our guests that they can always count on our reliable services and wide ASEAN network to bring them to their dream destinations, safely and conveniently,” according to AirAsia Philippines Head of Communications and Corporate Affairs, First Officer Steve F. Dailisan.
Travelers heading to Bangkok can immerse themselves in the bustling atmosphere of Chatuchak Market, marvel at the Grand Palace, or indulge in authentic Thai street food at Yaowarat, the city’s famous Chinatown. For those seeking a more nature-oriented getaway, Kota Kinabalu offers serene experiences at Tanjung Aru Beach, adrenaline-filled treks up Mount Kinabalu, and colorful underwater encounters at Tunku Abdul Rahman Marine Park.
AirAsia’s latest seat sale underscores the airline’s commitment to making regional travel more accessible and affordable. Whether it’s a quick weekend escape, a group adventure, or early planning for the holiday season, this promo presents the perfect opportunity for Filipinos to turn their travel plans into reality.