Summer adventures are taking off as AirAsia Philippines invites Filipinos to Fly Further this Summer 2026 with seat deals, offering one-way base fares from as low as P33.
With travel demand expected to surge during the summer months, the airline’s latest promotional campaign encourages travelers to stretch their journeys further—exploring more destinations, discovering new experiences, and making the most of the season.
The promo runs from until March 22, 2026, with a travel period extending until March 28, 2027, giving guests plenty of time to plan their next adventure.
Travelers can explore some of the Philippines’ most beloved summer destinations from Manila or Cebu with one-way base fares from as low as P33 to select summer destinations Caticlan, Davao, Iloilo and more!
Home to the iconic White Beach, Boracay continues to attract travelers from around the world, recently ranking 6th in Asia in the 2026 Tripadvisor Travelers’ Choice Best of the Best Beaches. Beach lovers can head straight to these world-famous shores with flights to Caticlan from as low as P33 one-way base fare.
Beyond domestic travel, AirAsia Philippines is also encouraging Filipinos to fly further across South East Asia with promotional fares to its growing international network from as low as P733 one way base fare.
Additionally, guests who have already secured their seats can enjoy even more savings with 15% OFF on all prepaid baggage allowances when purchased via the check-in page or “Manage My Booking,” valid on all domestic and international routes for travel from March 2 to May 31, 2026.
Guests can book their flights through the AirAsia MOVE app or via the airline’s official website.
Meanwhile, passengers are advised that starting March 29, 2026, all international flights operated by AirAsia Philippines (Z2) and AirAsia Malaysia (AK) will transfer from Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) Terminal 3 (T3) to Terminal 1 (T1) as part of the New NAIA Infrastructure Corporation’s (NNIC) ongoing terminal reassignment program. Affected passengers have been notified via email, and travelers are encouraged to ensure that their contact information on file with the airline is accurate and active.