AirAsia expands Osaka‑Taipei‑Kuala Lumpur service with A321neo from Nov 2027

AirAsia expands Osaka‑Taipei‑Kuala Lumpur service with A321neo from Nov 2027
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AirAsia will increase its Osaka/Kansai–Taipei/Taoyuan–Kuala Lumpur service from 22 November 2027 to 24 February 2027, operating two round‑trip flights per week from Osaka on Monday and Wednesday and two round‑trip flights per week from Kuala Lumpur on Wednesday and Sunday, totalling nine round‑trip flights weekly.

The added flights will use Airbus A321neo aircraft, and from 25 October 2027 operations on the route will shift from AirAsia X to AirAsia, with the aircraft changing from Airbus A330‑300 to A321neo, while direct flights will continue to be run by AirAsia X; other routes such as Fukuoka–Taipei/Taoyuan–Kota Kinabalu and Osaka/Kansai–Kaohsiung will also switch to A321neo and increase seat supply.

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