DAWN Travels

05/05/2022

✈️Malaysia Tourism has some exciting news. Malaysia is experiencing exciting times as covid-19 restrictions are finally being lifted. Restrictions ease as borders cautiously ease out of the pandemic. ✈️

❤️There is no longer a check-in requirement on the Mysejahtera app.
❤️Fully vaccinated travelers will no longer be required to undergo pre-departure and on-arrival testing.
❤️No more wearing masks outside.
❤️COVID-19 insurance is also no longer required.

What exactly are you waiting for? Let's take a trip to Malaysia! Please contact us right away!

Attached is an infographic:
Malaysia Tourism Commission (CCTO)

23/08/2020

23/08/2020

GOOD NEWS. More additional flights are now available! Visit us on our portal page to learn more of this flight availability.

23/08/2020

23/08/2020

As Metro Manila opens up for the GCQ, Philippine Airlines and BiyaheKo offers its lowest domestic destination fare yet. Visit us in our BiyaheKo portal to more of our competitive rates!

23/08/2020

LOOK: List of airports with LGU clearance to resume commercial flights as of 22 August 2020

As of today, 22 August, there are 32 airports in the country whose Local Government Units (LGUs) have issued orders categorically supporting the resumption* of commercial airport operations in their areas of jurisdiction.

*Some airports, while allowing the resumption of commercial flights, are subject to different documentary and passenger LGU restrictions.

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07/08/2020

LOOK: List of airports with LGU clearance to resume commercial flights as of 6 August 2020

As of today, 6 August, there are 32 airports in the country whose Local Government Units (LGUs) have issued orders categorically supporting the resumption* of commercial airport operations in their areas of jurisdiction.

Meanwhile, domestic commercial flights will not be allowed at NAIA due to the MECQ. International flights, OWWA flights, and LSI/ROF sweeper flights to Davao and Romblon are still allowed subject to restrictions.

*Some airports, while allowing the resumption of commercial flights, are subject to different documentary and passenger LGU restrictions.

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22/07/2020

LOOK: List of airports with LGU clearance to resume commercial flights as of 22 July 2020

As of today, 22 July, there are 32 airports in the country whose Local Government Units (LGUs) have issued orders categorically supporting the resumption* of commercial airport operations in their areas of jurisdiction.

*Some airports, while allowing the resumption of commercial flights, are subject to different documentary and passenger LGU restrictions.

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17/07/2020

LOOK: List of airports with LGU clearance to resume commercial flights as of 17 July 2020

As of today, 17 July, there are 32 airports in the country whose Local Government Units (LGUs) have issued orders categorically supporting the resumption* of commercial airport operations in their areas of jurisdiction.

*Some airports, while allowing the resumption of commercial flights, are subject to different documentary and passenger LGU restrictions.

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12/07/2020

11/07/2020

LOOK: List of airports with LGU clearance to resume commercial flights as of 11 July 2020

As of today, 11 July, there are 30 airports in the country whose Local Government Units (LGUs) have issued orders categorically supporting the resumption* of commercial airport operations in their areas of jurisdiction.

*Some airports, while allowing the resumption of commercial flights, are subject to different documentary and passenger LGU restrictions.

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10/07/2020

LOOK: CAAP Operations Status Report 110 on Philippine Air Traffic Activity under the COVID-19 Code Red Sublevel 2

On July 9, 135 commercial flights were recorded by CAAP as it maintains operability under the provisions of the Modified Enhanced Community Quarantine and General Community Quarantine.

31 sweeper flights or special flights, which catered to a total of 2,282 passengers, were mounted to transport stranded passengers.

Meanwhile, continued service for cargo flights have been carried out, with 137 cargo flights being completed, in order to ensure that transport of goods is sustained.

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07/07/2020

LOOK: CAAP Operations Status Report 107 on Philippine Air Traffic Activity under the COVID-19 Code Red Sublevel 2

On July 6, 108 commercial flights were recorded by CAAP as it maintains operability under the provisions of the Modified Enhanced Community Quarantine and General Community Quarantine.

46 sweeper flights or special flights, which catered to a total of 2,759 passengers, were mounted to transport stranded passengers.

Meanwhile, continued service for cargo flights have been carried out, with 75 cargo flights being completed, in order to ensure that transport of goods is sustained.

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07/07/2020

LOOK: CAAP Operations Status Report 106 on Philippine Air Traffic Activity under the COVID-19 Code Red Sublevel 2

On July 5, 122 commercial flights were recorded by CAAP as it maintains operability under the provisions of the Modified Enhanced Community Quarantine and General Community Quarantine.

44 sweeper flights or special flights, which catered to a total of 2,778 passengers, were mounted to transport stranded passengers.

Meanwhile, continued service for cargo flights have been carried out, with 78 cargo flights being completed, in order to ensure that transport of goods is sustained.

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07/07/2020

Ballet artist Septime Webre explains how the Louvre Pyramid reminds him of his own artistic mission

05/07/2020

LOOK: CAAP Operations Status Report 105 on Philippine Air Traffic Activity under the COVID-19 Code Red Sublevel 2

On July 4, 117 commercial flights were recorded by CAAP as it maintains operability under the provisions of the Modified Enhanced Community Quarantine and General Community Quarantine.

26 sweeper flights or special flights, which catered to a total of 1,608 passengers, were mounted to transport stranded passengers.

Meanwhile, continued service for cargo flights have been carried out, with 114 cargo flights being completed, in order to ensure that transport of goods is sustained.

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04/07/2020

Don’t let the pandemic weigh you down!

With AirAsia, travelling with lots of baggage is now more affordable. Our check-in baggage fees are now discounted by up to 40%, allowing you to bring 30kg for only PHP590 and 40kg for only PHP690.

Those who wish to upgrade their check-in baggage allowance may do so via “Manage My Booking” at https://air.asia/hsx9v

For more information on our carry-on bag policy, visit this page: https://air.asia/3x2RA