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Air Asia Philippines Kicks Off ‘Ber Months’ With Fares from as Low as Php 99

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AirAsia Philippines kicks off ‘Ber Months’ with fares from as low as PHP99

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8 Sept 2026, Manila — The “Ber” months are here, and AirAsia Philippines encourages travelers to start planning their next getaway early as it offers 20% off on select destinations, with one-way base fares starting at just PHP99,available for booking from September 7 to 13, 2026, with travel dates from September 14, 2026 to June 30, 2027. AirAsia Philippines launches this promo fare to give travelers enough time to plan their holiday trips, adventures, and long-awaited reunions with family and friends.

For those looking forward to the festive season, travelers heading to Bacolod for the MassKara Festival this October can score one-way base fares starting at PHP99, making it easier to experience the colorful celebration of smiles, music, and local culture.

Travelers looking to celebrate festivals out of the country can also head to Thailand this November for the Lantern Festival in Chiang Mai, with Manila-Bangkok flights available from as low as PHP1,699 one-way base fare.

For Filipinos flying home for the holidays, AirAsia Philippines also offers affordable options this December. One-way base fares start at PHP99 from Manila to Bacolod and Kalibo, PHP199 to Cebu and Tacloban, and PHP399 to Cagayan de Oro and Caticlan, subject to availability.

Travelers can also get a head start on their 2027 international travel plans, with popular AirAsia Philippines routes including Taipei, Macau, Da Nang, Kaohsiung, and Bangkok among the destinations to consider for the year ahead.

With the holiday season fast approaching, AirAsia Philippines encourages guests to plan and book ahead to secure promo fares and their preferred travel dates. Fares may increase as the travel date draws closer, while demand typically rises during peak holiday periods.

Book now on the AirAsia website and MOVE app.

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