AirAsia

AirAsia is a Malaysian low-cost airline group based in Sepang, near Kuala Lumpur. It flies short- and long-haul routes across Asia and beyond, and its parent company was renamed AirAsia Group Berhad in July 2026.

Telephone
WhatsApp : +60 11-3516 5078
Mailing address
RedQ, Jalan Pekeliling 5, Lapangan Terbang Antarabangsa Kuala Lumpur (klia2)
KLIA, Selangor 64000
Malaysia
Website
airasia.com

What you need to know about AirAsia

AirAsia is a discount carrier, and most complaints we receive reflect that model: cramped seating, high ancillary fees, and limited customer service options. In a recent case, a passenger spent years chasing a pandemic refund that AirAsia had already wired to his bank account in 2023. In another case, an online travel agency refunded an AirAsia ticket in full after admitting a pricing mistake. Our team has also flown on AirAsia numerous times, and we are unhappy that our luggage costs more to fly than the base airfare.

How to resolve a problem with AirAsia

Try self-service first

Use our proven resolution methods, or AirAsia’s self-service links below.

Contact an executive

Start with the primary contact below, then escalate step by step if needed.

Get free advocacy help

Contact Elliott Advocacy for free mediation of unresolved complaints.

Note: If you’re having customer service trouble, please use our proven methods for fixing any consumer problem before contacting a manager.

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How fast does AirAsia respond?

Phone support

AirAsia does not provide a dedicated customer service phone number on its website. Customers can contact support through Ask Bo, AirAsia’s virtual assistant, which also offers access to live human agents and callback options in certain situations. Priority callback support may be available for urgent cases, such as flights departing within 24 hours or medical emergencies.

Email support

AirAsia does not publish a customer service email address. Its official support channel is Ask Bo, the virtual assistant on airasia.com and in the AirAsia MOVE app. If Ask Bo can't fix your problem, try the executive contacts on this page.

Live chat

AirAsia offers live chat support through Ask Bo and the AirAsia mobile app. AI bot responses are instant, while wait times for human agents may vary and can sometimes be lengthy. The service is available 24/7.

WhatsApp

AirAsia provides support via WhatsApp, originally launched in 2020 as part of the AVA virtual assistant system. The channel is now linked to AirAsia’s Ask Bo virtual assistant. Availability and response quality may vary, and it is not consistently guaranteed as a fully staffed live support line.

Social media

AirAsia is active on social media platforms such as Facebook, X, LinkedIn, Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube.

 Help center/FAQ

 AirAsia’s help center/FAQ provides quick answers to common questions regarding bookings, flight changes, refunds, baggage, check-in, and other travel-related inquiries.

Verified contacts

AirAsia customer service executives

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Primary
Li Yunsi "Elyse"
Head of Customer Success
Secondary
Kesavan Sivanandam
Chief Transformation Officer and Chief Airport and Customer Experience Officer
Chief Executive
Bo Lingam
Group CEO, AirAsia Group Berhad

AirAsia customer service policies

AirAsia’s terms of use outline the rules and conditions governing the use of its website, mobile apps, bookings, and related services.

AirAsia loyalty program

AirAsia has a loyalty program called AirAsia Rewards, accessible through the AirAsia MOVE app. Members can earn points on flights, hotels, and other travel purchases, which can be redeemed for flights and travel-related products.

Frequently asked questions about AirAsia

The primary channel is the Ask Bo AI chatbot at support.airasia.com or via the AirAsia MOVE app. You can also reach AirAsia via WhatsApp at +60 11-3516 5078. AirAsia does not operate a general customer service phone line, and it does not publish a customer service email address.
AirAsia began winding down its call centers in 2019 and moved customer care to a chatbot. There is no general customer service phone number. A live call-back option is available via the Ask Bo chat interface for urgent situations, such as flights departing within 24 hours or medical emergencies.
Yes. Ask Bo, AirAsia's AI-powered chatbot, is available 24/7 via support.airasia.com and the AirAsia mobile app. You can request escalation to a human agent within the chat. Waiting times for human agents can be lengthy. Ask Bo is also available on WhatsApp at +60 11-3516 5078 and, for Chinese-speaking customers, on WeChat.
AirAsia does not publish a customer service email address. Use Ask Bo at support.airasia.com or in the AirAsia MOVE app. If that fails, email the AirAsia executives listed on this page.

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