AirAsia Debuts Gold Livery To Celebrate 16th Skytrax Win As World's Best Low-Cost Airline
Gold for the GOAT! AirAsia has unveiled striking gold aircraft livery in celebration of its 16th consecutive win as the World's Best Low-Cost Airline at the recent 2025 Skytrax World Airline Awards.
The exclusive golden tribute is also to mark the close to one billion guests who have placed their trust in AirAsia since 2001. This custom livery, themed 'Still Winning, Still Gold', symbolises the strength, durability and resilience of gold, a fitting tribute to the airline's consecutive wins.
AirAsia's red and white livery has long stood out in the skies. Now, with this golden edition, the airline marks a new chapter, one built on resilience, consistency, and world-class service that remains affordable for all. The cabin interior has also been enhanced with elegant gold accents to elevate the inflight experience.
To commemorate this golden achievement, AirAsia launched a special celebratory campaign, featuring great value fares daily along with a Golden Hour Sale from 4pm to 7pm, for 16 consecutive days. Travellers can snap up promotional fares* across the airline's entire network, including exciting destinations such as Johor Bahru, Kota Kinabalu, Da Lat, Krabi, Jaipur, and many more from now to 3rd July 2025, for travel between 2nd July 2025 and 31st March 2026 on the AirAsia MOVE app or airasia.com.
*The promotional fares include passenger service charges, regulatory service charges, fuel surcharges, and other applicable fees. Valid for selected flights only. Promotion is only valid during initial flight booking via AirAsia MOVE, and is subject to availability. Golden Hour Sale applicable for selected destinations only. Other terms and conditions apply.
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