For those who are interested AA has just released a new series of specials open for another few days.

Travel dates 25Sep2010 - 13Feb2011

Air Asia has launched an aggressive campaign in India, expanding their operations to Delhi & Mumbai.
Delhi-Bangkok fare US$90

Hi Guys,

We are looking to fly from QLD (Gold Coast) to KL and then onto Bangkok. From there looking to head south and check out the Phi Phi Islands, Koh Tao etc. Is it best to fly south to these places and what airport would you recomend we fly into? Not super keen on seeing Phuket as it just seems like one massive resort town.

Not sure if you can help me answer this, but when checking Prices for Air Asia I look at the price for one person on a certain date and it is $43.00 (Gold Coast to Kuala Lumper). When I check for two people its $178.00 per person on the same flight. Now obviously there are seats left for two people, but would why the difference?

I can't seem to book online at AirAsia currently either, they must be having a huge overload.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

For Phi Phi Island we had flown to Phuket from Bangkok. I understand Krabi is a quiter place and you can take a tour from there to Phi Phi as well.

they have a number of seats at one price then it goes up and so on as do all cheapy airlines so I would aasume that there is one seat left at $43 - I have sometimes found when booking in this scenario its best to book twice and get the £43 seat then book the other

Yes, huge website overload for them and the seats are selling fast.

Goldie - KL - Krabi would suit you guys.

We have done that route often.

AirAsia and the Oakland Raiders - Raiders announce sponsorship deal with low-fare airline AirAsia

The Oakland Raider's sponsorship announcement is quite old (8 months or so) but hopefully it might lead to a KL- US sector opening up.

the prices are not very special from the UK and it is 50% more than I paid last year at the moment and its more expensive than etihad or emirates