Kuala Lumpur Flights

It was my 1st time to board Air Asia & I can say I am very satisfied with it considering the cheap fare. It costed P600+ for a one-way trip to Kuala Lumpur from Clark, Philippines. Clark is about 2-hr bus ride from Manila, the Phil. capital. It's very cheap considering the almost 4-hr plane ride. It's also very prompt. I also booked the Skybus from their website for a ride from the LCCT airport to KL Sentral costing RM9. Just book early & be alert of their promos to get cheap fares.

Stay at the airport. very nice cafe at the hotel adjacent to the airport. you can walk around this very nice airport. I dont think you should even consider a trip outside the airport...

there are oodles of shopping areas, free internet, and also a nice food court with good local food.

I was lucky enough to have stumbled upon a great deal by Malaysian Airlines online. I flew from Singapore to Kuala Lumpur and only paid $49 SGD (inc taxes). That's almost equivalent to taking a luxury coach from Singapore to Kuala Lumpur, minus the 5 hours ride! But of course, it was an early morning flight, 6.50am. But i don't mind waking up early...earlier...though I nearly missed my flight. heh!

first june 2009....i was travel with my brotherusing air asia in second flight at 09.40AM.....but they delay until 13.30PM.....it's really boring...i been waiting there almost 4 hours.....my others friend using firefly in 11AM, they arrive first then me.... if u wanna use air asia airlines ,prepare yourself with air asia delay time....

While i have tons of respect for Tony Fernandes of Air Asia who has done wonders to Intra-Asia tourism, I am sort of loyal to Malaysian Airlines. I like their service and i also like the fact that they dont nickel and dime and charge for every little thing.
On this flight from Rangoon to Kuala Lumpur, one could have nasi lemak and two glasses of wine.. you could say, you can buy nasi lemak on air asia for 10 ringgit but it is not just the same...
whenever MH is available I will fly them, even if air asia is available..
for example on my next trip to asia.. I will do domestic as well as flfhts to cambodia and rangoon on MH..

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It was very pleasant indeed to note that Malaysian citizens can enter Cuba without a visa for a period of 90 days.. what a wonderful gift indeed.. somehow Malaysia has worked good relationships into its foreign policy with african and latin american countries.. the citizens of malaysia can travel to so many countries without visa..

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I am rather fond of Malaysian Airlines and whenever I have chance I fly with them.. especially within Asia.. In the last few months, I have flown MH to Burma, Cambodia, India and Australia.
The service is good, they win awards for the services and the food is not bad considering they try to serve you a meal on short flights.
on a recent flight KUL to RGN, meals were served and i was able to enjoy a couple of glasses of red wine too..

Check out Air Asia's web site for details of flights into KL. AirAsia now fly direct to KL from Australia including Melbourne, Perth and Gold Coast. Flights arrive at eh Low cost Carrier Terminal LCCTand you can buy a Sky bus ticket on the flight which will take you to KL Sentral. From there you can get a cab to your hotel.