From Edinburgh for £279, from Birmingham for £307 at Skyscanner. These fares are available for travel in October and November.
Sample date for EDI 4 - 11 October, for BHX 13 - 23 October.
12 comments
TrekTrendy
6 Sep 16#1
nice find HOT
jobibear
6 Sep 16#2
Ah, good find Jack me lad. Air Asia 10 packet flight deal is the way to hop around the continent. Only wish I could take advantage of the deal, stuck in UK this winter. :-(
ANDYHU to jobibear
15 Sep 16#4
Wow never heard of that before - 2 months' travel around east asia (20 flights) for £160..! Amazing, thanks!
Torres76
6 Sep 16#3
Cracking deal
ranandg
15 Sep 16#5
Quasar not available from bhx!
Present
15 Sep 16#6
Not coming up at £279 for me?
GujSehambi to Present
15 Sep 16#8
Yeah £460 for me, can't find those prices for those dates
spatter
15 Sep 16#7
KL is a bit of a **** but it''s a good springboard
manbearpig to spatter
15 Sep 16#9
It's a much dirtier, islamic version of Singapore.
However it's a good start to travel around Malaysia, which is stunning if you go the right places. Being a muslim country there are some dangerous parts so research before hand.
Also AirAsia flights are dirt cheap, so you can easily visit other countries within SE Asia.
johnnyd57uk
15 Sep 16#10
Nice find. Unfortunately I have already booked with Emirates. Following on from what manbearpig said I tend to use KL as a staging post for my travels around Asia. Having relatives there makes it easier. I much prefer KL to sterile and overpriced Singapore. You can also get to Penang, Langkawi and Melaka for no more than a few pounds. The food in Penang is fantastic.
Air Asia has enabled me to travel to Thailand, Vietnam, Cambodia, Sarawak, Australia etc on numerous occasions for peanuts. So if you havnt been to the Far East use a deal like this to get you there. Take a side trip with Air Asia. Finally the hotels in the Far East tend to be far superior to what we are used to in GB at about a 1/3 of the cost. Book with breakfast and you are looking at around £35-£70. Fancy somewhere really nice try the Rasa Sayang in Penang or the Shangri La in Chiang Mai.
happydeals
15 Sep 16#11
Malaysia is one of the safest countries in SE Asia. I lived there more than 10 years and never experienced any security issues there.
fishmans
15 Sep 16#12
I'm biased as a Malaysian Chinese and I understand your comment's intention but I think your wording is slightly unfair. Malaysia's official religion has no direct effect on the crime rate and the dangerous areas. Our **** and extremely corrupted government has a far greater responsibility. Anyway, come to Penang. :smiley:
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Sample date for EDI 4 - 11 October, for BHX 13 - 23 October.
12 comments
However it's a good start to travel around Malaysia, which is stunning if you go the right places. Being a muslim country there are some dangerous parts so research before hand.
Also AirAsia flights are dirt cheap, so you can easily visit other countries within SE Asia.
Air Asia has enabled me to travel to Thailand, Vietnam, Cambodia, Sarawak, Australia etc on numerous occasions for peanuts. So if you havnt been to the Far East use a deal like this to get you there. Take a side trip with Air Asia. Finally the hotels in the Far East tend to be far superior to what we are used to in GB at about a 1/3 of the cost. Book with breakfast and you are looking at around £35-£70. Fancy somewhere really nice try the Rasa Sayang in Penang or the Shangri La in Chiang Mai.