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Most of the airline's 178 strong fleet are Airbus A320s. In fact, a recent deal to replace much of the fleet made Air Asia Airbus' largest global customer, a sign of how huge the airline has become since it was founded in 1993. The airline really experienced rapid growth after being purchased by Tony Fernandes in 2002. Fernandes, who has a high-profile in Europe thanks to his association with Queens Park Rangers Football Club, launched a fare system that saw deals as low as 50 pence for some tickets. The aviation world had never seen prices as low, and the popularity of Air Asia flights rocketed. However the firm isn't all about rock-bottom prices. Some of the most attractive things about Air Asia flights include:

• The extremely low cost of flights to more than 100 destinations
• Online check-in up to two weeks before you fly
• Book and manage your flights with the company's easy to use app

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Since 2005, the company has created affiliate relationships with airlines across Asia, expanding its reach and opening up new routes for budget travellers. For example, along with flights to Malaysia, customers can now secure low fares for flights to Delhi and Tokyo thanks to agreements with Tata and Air Nippon. AirAsiaX was also founded, creating new long-haul routes to European cities like London, turning it into a truly global airline.

If you need to travel to Malaysia, Australia, Japan, India or a whole range of other worldwide destinations, check out the Air Asia flights available at the moment. Air Asia services will generally be among the cheapest on the market, allowing customers to save money on regional medium and long-haul journeys.