After a night on klia2's floor, it was time to head for my flight back to Singapore on AirAsia AK701, the first flight out from KL early in the morning. This flight was part of the reroute via KL from Medan with AirAsia AK395 as my originally-booked Indonesia AirAsia QZ180 was terminated. The overnight stay in … Continue reading Flight Review – AirAsia AK701: Kuala Lumpur to Singapore by Airbus A320neo – Flight Delayed
AirAsia AK395 is the last flight of the day from Medan to Kuala Lumpur. This flight was another reroute via KL as my originally-booked Indonesia AirAsia QZ180 was terminated. However, looking at the schedule from Medan to KL and KL to Singapore, it was hard to piece together a good connection of less than 2 hours … Continue reading Flight Review – AirAsia AK395: Medan to Kuala Lumpur by Airbus A320neo
Coming in from my early AirAsia AK700 flight from Singapore, it was a comfortable transfer time for my next flight, Indonesia AirAsia QZ125 to Medan. I headed to the transfer counter to print a boarding pass, but the staff told me to go clear immigration and print it at the kiosks outside, even when I didn't … Continue reading Flight Review – Indonesia AirAsia QZ125: Kuala Lumpur to Medan by Airbus A320-200
This Saturday morning hop to KL was more complicated than necessary, but it turned out to be a blessing in disguise instead. This was going to be another reroute via KL as my originally-booked Indonesia AirAsia QZ181 was terminated. I had booked my original reroute with AK722 departing from Singapore the night before at 11.30pm … Continue reading Flight Review – AirAsia AK700: Singapore to Kuala Lumpur (for Medan) by Airbus A320neo
Coming in from my budget KLIA Transit ride from KL Sentral, it was time for me to conclude this short but complicated trip to Padang with the final flight of this trip, AirAsia AK721 from Kuala Lumpur to Singapore. Ah crap, my flight was departing from Pier P again. Not that I'm against parking there … Continue reading Flight Review – AirAsia AK721: Kuala Lumpur to Singapore (from Padang) by Airbus A320-200
With the tight transit time, I had to head back to klia2 by train so that I can be assured of an accurate journey time and arrival time in order to catch my AirAsia AK721 flight to Singapore. However, I didn't feel like paying RM55 for a train ride to catch a budget flight despite the … Continue reading KLIA Transit: KL Sentral to klia2 by Train for RM18.30 + RM4.90 = RM23.20
With the earlier-than-expected exit from my AirAsia AK407 flight from Padang and immigration, I headed down to the Transportation Hub to get the Skybus (AeroSky Ventures) to KL Sentral because I thought I had time. I didn't pre-book my bus ticket this time round as I had wanted to keep my KL transit options open. But … Continue reading AeroBus/SkyBus (AeroSky Ventures): Bus Breakdown from klia2 to KL Sentral
With the early arrival schedule of the Minangkabau Express, I arrived at Minangkabau International Airport slightly more than 2 hours before my AirAsia AK407 flight to Kuala Lumpur. Again, this was a reroute from my initial booking on Indonesia AirAsia QZ141 which got terminated, similar to my onward flight, as such, I had to go … Continue reading Flight Review – AirAsia AK407: Padang to Kuala Lumpur by Airbus A320neo
Connecting from my flight from Singapore, I had slightly more than 2 hours to connect to my next flight to Padang, AK406, departing at 11.00am from klia2. With no checked-in baggage, this procedure was rather easy. I headed to the transfer counter to reprint my boarding pass. However, if you have already printed your boarding … Continue reading Flight Review – AirAsia AK406: Kuala Lumpur to Padang by Airbus A320neo
I had actually booked my ticket to Padang on AirAsia's non-stop flight QZ140 more than a year before travelling, but they terminated the route shortly after it was launched. Nevertheless, I took up the offered reroute via KL option to still make it to Padang at no additional cost to me and got a seat on … Continue reading Flight Review – AirAsia AK700: Singapore to Kuala Lumpur (for Padang) by Airbus A320-200