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Quick facts about AirAsia X

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Cheapest Route	€30
Most Popular Route	DPS to KUL
Shortest Flight	1h 45m
Longest Flight	6h 30m

The cheapest route AirAsia X flies is from Kuala Lumpur Intl to Kuching for €30

Flying from Denpasar Bali Ngurah Rai to Kuala Lumpur Intl is currently the most popular AirAsia X route

The quickest AirAsia X flight route is 1h 45m from Kuala Lumpur (KUL) to Kuching (KCH)

The longest AirAsia X flight route is 6h 30m from Beijing (PKX) to Kuala Lumpur (KUL)

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Information about flying with AirAsia X

Does AirAsia X have flights from Dublin?

No, AirAsia X has no scheduled flights out of Dublin. However, AirAsia X does fly out of Jeddah King Abdulaziz Intl. There are also other airline options to choose from if you still want to book a flight from Dublin. Air Algerie, for example, is an airline that flies out of Dublin on a regular basis.

What are the top airports AirAsia X serves?

Kota Kinabalu is the most popular airport that AirAsia X serves, followed by Kuala Lumpur Intl and Melbourne.

How do I check the flight status for AirAsia X?

Check the flight status for AirAsia X using our real-time Flight Tracker. To get an update, type in either the airport name or the AirAsia X flight number, then click Track Flight. We’ll show you information such as the gate number, departure time, and arrival time for AirAsia X flights. If you want more information about a particular flight, feel free to call AirAsia X at +91 80 6766 2222 or visit their website at airasia.com.

What is the cheapest domestic AirAsia X flight?

The cheapest return domestic flight we could find with AirAsia X was flying Kuching to Kuala Lumpur Intl for €61 per ticket. This flight has 0 stops. If you’re looking for a one-way domestic flight with AirAsia X, the cheapest route we could find was Kuala Lumpur Intl to Kuching with 0 stops for €30 per ticket.

What is the cheapest international AirAsia X flight?

Kuala Lumpur Intl to Taipei City Taiwan Taoyuan Intl and back with 0 stops for €100 per ticket is the cheapest return international flight we could find from AirAsia X. If you want a one-way international flight from AirAsia X, the least expensive one we could find was for €46 per ticket flying from Kuala Lumpur Intl to Denpasar Bali Ngurah Rai with 0 stops.

What are the bag size limits for AirAsia X?

Keep in mind while you’re packing for your next trip that AirAsia X has strict baggage size requirements. Any carry-on should be within 56x36x23cm, all checked bags should be within 119x119x81cm, and personal items should be 40x30x10cm or smaller.

AirAsia X Reviews

6.5

OkayBased on 48 verified guest reviews

7.2Crew

6.8Boarding

6.1Food

5.1Entertainment

6.7Comfort

2.0 Poor

Elmehdi, Aug 2024

Very bad! 😤 they had to cancel my flight because they have problems with their aircraft engine! Couldn’t take off! I had to choose another airline! I won’t ever fly again with AirAsia x ! Very disappointed company!

8.0 Very Good

Koji, Jun 2023

good

4.0 Mediocre

Nikolas, Apr 2023

Not much. There was no entertainment period for a long Hall flight that is unacceptable! We pay so much money these days for flights. One of the stewardesses was extremely rude possibly racist because I’m white and she was Asian . There were many many seats empty. I sat in a front seat - she asked me to leave and I did because she said they were paid seats. I then sat where the baby basket section is - they whole row was free. She asked me to leave from there because she said again it was a paid seat . I’m a very tall man and wanted the leg space . Two hours later a little Asian woman sat in the same seat (baby row) for the rest of the 6 hours remaining of the Flght and she wasn’t scolded or asked to move at all. Not sure how you see that but it, she possibly racist ! Not impressed. Also Paying for food and a long hall flight is unacceptable too!