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The countdown has already started with only nine more days to go, as the Bargain Basket offered by Air Asia will end on 3 October, 2010. However, the Bargain period covers flights booked for departure or return in the year 2011.

The Malaysia based airline, Air Asia is known as a budget and low-cost carrier. It has a reputation for offering discounted Economy Class fares and those who book now to fly early next year will be the best benefited from cheap airfares on this airline. Early Bird reservations usually are very promising as low air fares and small taxes apply in most cases besides it’s a bright chance to get any or exact dates as you want.

The cheap flights operated by franchise Air Asia X are available under the banner of this huge bargain for a selection of destinations across its schedule from 3 January to 31 March 2011. However, the most attracted prices on the shelf are a 199 GBP offered for one-way cheapest flights to Kuala Lumpur International Airport from London Stansted. This Low Cost Carrier Terminal acts as Air Asia’s gateway to the continent, where connections throughout Asia and Australia can be booked. Hence, the flights to Kuala Lumpur when connected onwards can be very well utilized for ‘otherwise expensive ‘routes as flights to Australia or New Zealand.  The Cheap flights to Australia featuring in the sale include amazingly low flight fares for Melbourne, Gold Coast and Perth starting from a range of 45, 50 and around 56 GBP.

Another important aspect of this big bargain is its benefits for the huge number of Indian, South Asian migrants and settlers in the UK as cheap flights to India from Kuala Lumpur are subject to savings, where Mumbai and New Delhi fares are offered from as low as 45 GBP only. Yet, the advantages are not limited to India or Australia and the rising tourist destination, China flights to Tianjin and Chengdu are available for as little as 45 GBP and Hangzhou from 56 GBP. The cheap flights to Seoul and Taipei are on sale from 45 GBP as well.

In most cases the fares quoted include taxes non-specific to individual airports, a non-refundable “Convenience Fee” is applied to payments made using credit, debit or charge cards. Also, don’t forget to read full terms, conditions and fare listings, as available with air Asia.