Those interested in availing the free seats, can book their tickets from Wednesday until Sunday, for flights between May 1 and Oct 30 next year.
The Star Online quoted AirAsia's regional commercial head Kathleen Tan, as saying that the new scheme has been launched keeping in mind the recession-hit travellers who look for better value for money.
"With no fuel surcharge and administration fee, this deal offers fantastic value to our guests," she said.
AirAsia's one-stop travel portal is also offering deals and packages, including "free rooms" in more than 180 Asia-Pacific hotels.
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