Fly in AirAsia from Kuala Lumpur(KUL) to Tiruchirappalli(TRZ)
When AirAsia announced that they are going to introduce new flights to Tiruchirappalli or commonly known as Trichy in India, I was quite excited that I will be able to travel to India at more affordable rates. Within a few days of AirAsia launching their flight services to Trichy, I made 2 flight ticket booking for me and my mother. The price we got was really affordable, and it’s like 2 people travelling for the normal ticket price for one person. The only thing I was not too happy was the 15kg checked-in luggage limitation. Other normal flights usually allow checked-in luggage of up to 30kg. But since this is supposed to be a budget flight and the actual price that I paid is around half the normal flight, I have no complaints about the luggage weight limitation.
On the day of flight to Trichy, my mother and me took the AirAsia Skybus from KL Sentral to KLIA-LCCT airport. The bus ticket cost RM9 per person, for around 1 hour one-way journey. Since we were super early to the airport, we had to find a place to sit while waiting for flight counter to open 2 hours before flight. And that was kind of tough, when there were many people occupying a whole bench like their own single bed at home!












Finally, we have reached India safely and the journey continues.. wait for more posts in my blog.

good to know that AA going as far as to your place
you pay half the price of Indian Airlines and you
want super quality service ?
See your Chennai and TRZ airports first before you
can complain other country airports
Dear Shameem,
First of all Chennai and Trichy airports are not mine. And I have never said they are better than our Malaysian airports. Comparatively, there are some rooms for improvement.
Something that we cannot deny is KLIA and KLIA-LCCT is just at the back of each other and both has a total contrast. KLIA is designed so well that it leaves very good impression on Malaysia. LCCT was supposed to be temporary airport. When Tony Fernandez has grown his business so well, the government refused to let him build his own airport. It will be like letting go of a goose which lays golden eggs. Anyway, I’ve seen LCCT in Sep 2009 and it seems that more improvements has been done.
When is Flying to Perth coming in blog….