Hon Kit

Because runway changed

Wow ! Would like to go there and pay them a visit. Hopefully they dint give u a special tattoo anywhere on your body.

Currently runway 14 is in use. But i think it will change back to 32 soon.

Lotus always in good luck at the back. Nice catch.BTW, where is this spot??

Blue sky + specials = Good Shot! Nice one Kian Hong.

Spotting today . 1. Thai has been sending old colour this few days 2. Finally caught this Echo after so long 3. 4. 5. Spot the difference 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

After lurking around Airasia facebook site, they said no comfirmation on this yet.

KUALA LUMPUR (Nikkei)--Budget Malaysian carrier AirAsia Bhd said Tuesday that it plans to launch its first flights serving Japan by the end of the year, selling one-way tickets between Kuala Lumpur and Tokyo for as low as 14,000 yen. Malaysian carrier AirAsia will begin its first flights serving Japan. Operated by AirAsia X, AirAsia's long-distance airline, the flights between Kuala Lumpur International Airport and Tokyo's Haneda airport will begin at a pace of three per week. But the company aims to ramp up to seven flights as soon as possible, AirAsia Chief Executive Officer Tony Fernandes told The Nikkei. The flights are expected to use Airbus SAS' A330 aircraft. The Japanese government has already allotted landing and takeoff slots to AirAsia X at Haneda. At present, the cheapest round-trip airfares for Japan-Malaysia flights sell for more than 40,000 yen. Saying that the one-way fare for its flights will likely cost less than a cab ride from Tokyo to Narita International Airport, Fernandes expressed his confidence in the service's success. The CEO sees the flights attracting passengers in Malaysia as well, pointing out that Japan is becoming increasingly popular as a tourist destination among people in Southeast Asia. The company hopes to also launch service between Malaysia and other major Japanese cities, such as Osaka, Nagoya and Fukuoka, Fernandes added. Since beginning full-scale operations in 2002, AirAsia has grown sharply by offering low-cost flights. As of the end of 2009, the company served 136 cities in a total of 18 countries and areas. AirAsia saw its passenger traffic jump 24% to about 22.7 million last year, topping Singapore Airlines Ltd.'s roughly 16.3 million to become the biggest airline company in Southeast Asia. (The Nikkei April 14 morning edition) http://e.nikkei.com/e/fr/tnks/Nni20100413D13JFA04.htm

Shots from today's.

The delay is far much lesser than RadarVirtuel but the aircraft detected is slightly lesser around WMKK airspace. Eg. RV has Airasia aircraft while Flighttrader doesnt.

Wah.. Got good light. Nice shot Ong! So sad i couldnt make it.

landed on the grass ka???

Uncle Lim! hahahha. go demand!

Ian is doing his job to promote MH.

Yup! Included tax but not luggage.

Jon, I have similar pic as u. Taken on 27/2

I've got KUL-BKK-KUL for Rm 143 in november. Still considering whether to book to Perth in January. Heat!!

At least there is 1 spot still "alive" for us to spot. Here's one.

Heard from a relative of mine whom is in Command in SIA A380 fleet, SIA is hiring soon. Hope its true.

Was ard KLIA around 3pm and got my camera with me. So decided to stop by awhile.

1 Pieter C & Mai 3 Cornelis Boersma 4 Liew Hon Kit 5 6 Come join the list!

Its not on the 26th Feb. 26 June instead

Currently runwei 14 in used ! hopefully it last till tomorrow.

I think the airfare is still high. Wait for them to get those promo on and start booking!

Yup. 15kg option is quite popular. While waiting for my flight the other day, an announcement was made to AirAsia passenger that only 1 piece of hand carry less than 7kg is allowed. As i was having a backpack and a camera back, they stopped me and didnt allow me to proceed. So i took out a bigger folderable bag and throw my backpack and camera back in it only i was allowed to proceed. =.= What is the different? same weight also wad.