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AirAsia X

Malaysia · XANADU

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AirAsia X

Malaysia · XANADU

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Long-haul low-cost flying across Asia and beyond.

Founded

2007

Headquarters

Sepang, Malaysia

AirAsia X is a Malaysian long-haul low-cost carrier and an affiliate of the AirAsia Group. Established to bring affordable long-distance travel to passengers across Asia, Australia, and the Middle East, it operates medium-to-long-haul routes primarily from its base at Kuala Lumpur International Airport. The airline was founded in 2007 and has positioned itself as one of Asia's pioneering long-haul budget carriers, offering a no-frills model with optional premium seats. It targets leisure and value-conscious travelers on routes that were traditionally dominated by full-service carriers. AirAsia X underwent significant financial restructuring following the severe impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on aviation. The carrier relaunched operations progressively from 2022 onward, rebuilding its network and fleet as travel demand recovered across the Asia-Pacific region.

Hubs & network

AirAsia X primarily operates from Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KUL) in Sepang, Malaysia.

Fleet

AirAsia X operates a fleet composed primarily of Airbus A330-300 wide-body aircraft for its long-haul routes.

Notable facts

›AirAsia X was one of the first long-haul low-cost carriers in Asia when it launched in 2007.
›The airline is an affiliate of the AirAsia Group, sharing branding and commercial synergies with AirAsia.
›It filed for debt restructuring in 2021 following severe losses caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.
›AirAsia X offers both economy and premium flatbed seats on select long-haul routes.
›The carrier uses the ICAO callsign XANADU for air traffic communications.

Official website Wikipedia

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Cabin Classes

Economy

Fleet Note

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Primary hubs

Kuala Lumpur International AirportKUL · 18 rts Adelaide International AirportADL · 1 rts Chengdu Shuangliu International AirportCTU · 1 rts Hangzhou Xiaoshan International AirportHGH · 1 rts Tokyo Haneda International AirportHND · 1 rts Incheon International AirportICN · 1 rts

Route network map (36 legs)

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Route network

ADL → KUL330

CTU → KUL330

HGH → KUL330

HND → KUL330

ICN → KUL330

JED → KUL330

KUL → CMB330

KUL → CTU330

KUL → HND330

KUL → ICN330

KUL → NGO330

KUL → OOL330

KUL → PEK330

KUL → PER330

KUL → PUS330

KUL → PVG330

KUL → SYD330

MEL → KUL330

PER → KUL330

CMB → KUL330

KIX → KUL330

KTM → KUL330

KUL → ADL330

KUL → HGH330

KUL → JED330

KUL → KIX330

KUL → KTM330

KUL → MEL330

KUL → TPE330

NGO → KUL330

OOL → KUL330

PEK → KUL330

PUS → KUL330

PVG → KUL330

SYD → KUL330

TPE → KUL330

Fleet (aircraft types operated)

Airbus A33036 routes

Encyclopaedia

AirAsia X Berhad, operating as AirAsia X is a Malaysian long-haul, low-cost airline and a subsidiary of the AirAsia Group. It was established in 2006 as FlyAsianXpress Sdn. Bhd. (FAX), initially operating regional routes under Malaysia's Rural Air Service before transitioning into a long-haul, low-cost carrier. The airline was rebranded as AirAsia X in 2007 and commenced its first international flight in November 2007, connecting Kuala Lumpur to Gold Coast, Australia.

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