AirAsia, recruiters group agree to provide low airfare to OFWs in Malaysia



By: InterAksyon.com
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AirAsia Inc. CEO Maan Hontiveros, Pamama president Salvador Curameng, Pamama chairperson Cristina Edquiban sign an agreement to provide low airfare to overseas Filipino workers in Malaysia
  


MANILA - AirAsia Inc. and Philippine Association of Manpower Agencies for Malaysia Affiliates Inc. (Pamama) signed a memorandum of agreement to provide “low cost, high value travel service” to overseas Filipino workers in Malaysia.InterAksyon.com
The online news portal of TV5
The agreement signed by AirAsia Inc. CEO Maan Hontiveros, Pamama chairperson Cristina Edquiban, and Pamama president Salavador Curameng at the Aloha Hotel specifies that AirAsia will be the preferred carrier of OFWs deployed by Pamama to Malaysia.
“This partnership affirms our commitment to provide low cost travel to Filipinos especially for our overseas workers while ensuring that they enjoy only the best quality service from us," Hontiveros said.
Philippines’ AirAsia, launched its first international flight to Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia in June this year with afternoon flights departing from Clark International Airport. This daily route complements Malaysia AirAsia’s existing Kuala Lumpur-Clark-Kuala Lumpur morning flights which have been in operation since 2005.
Staying true to its commitment to transparency, efficiency, high value service, and affordable fares, AirAsia has included base fare, fuel surcharge, processing fee and government mandated fees such as aviation security fee and VAT in all its promo fares which are available online at www.airasia.com.

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