Low-Cost Carrier Adds Frequencies and Seats Across Major Cities

AirAsia is expanding its Australian network with new routes and added frequencies, targeting strong demand for low-cost travel to Asia. The airline will launch a new Melbourne-Bali route and increase Adelaide-Bali service, while also offering daily Kuala Lumpur flights from Sydney and Melbourne. Perth Airport remains the airline’s most heavily served Australian gateway, with up to 10 flights weekly to Bali during peak periods. Meanwhile, AirAsia will suspend flights from Darwin Airport due to low passenger numbers. The expansion was first reported by AeroTime.