AirAsia unveiled a brand new corporate identity in line with its ’10 Awesome Years’ campaign, which includes a new television commercial featuring AirAsia Allstars, a new concept for its flight attendants’ weekend uniform, apart from the announcements of a few awesome news in the pipeline at a briefing held today at AirAsia’s Headquarters in LCC Terminal, Sepang.
AirAsia grew from a two-aircraft airline to one of the largest and most respected low-cost carriers in the world, proving that passion and perseverance can propel a simple dream to a spectacular reality. Over the past 10 years, AirAsia has marked hundreds of amazing milestones, painting the sky red across 152 routes in 24 countries. The new look signifies a fresh new journey with more exciting things to come.
AirAsia’s ’10 Awesome Years’ campaign started in December last year, celebrating its tenth birthday with a series of new initiative but staying true to its core identity of being the people’s champion in democratising air travel. Since the campaign launch, the airline has announced various ‘awesome’ news such as the abolishment of counter check-in fees for international flights, baggage fee reduction where guests can now save up to 50% when they purchase their check-in baggage online; as well as revised meal prices with more discounts and even more variety of food to choose from.
Kathleen Tan, AirAsia’s Group Head of Commercial proudly says, “In AirAsia, we take branding very seriously. Low fares does not mean we have to be cheap. It’s about engaging our guests, delivering a service experience to make them feel good about the AirAsia brand. After 10 awesome years journey of revolutionising air travel with our low fares, incredible network and a unique “Allstars” culture we have built, we feel it’s time to give our brand a fresh and rejuvenated look and to continue to stay relevant with times. AirAsia’s branding has always embodied the spirit of being bold, innovative, dynamic and progressive in everything we do. We are excited to give our look, feel as well as our plane livery a little contemporary 'facelift'. We have gone from a Malaysian brand to a regional brand and now after 10 years, AirAsia is a global name not just in the aviation industry but one that is internationally recognisable.”
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