SEPANG, May 10, 2024 -- AirAsia is proud to continue supporting the FLYsiswa initiative, which provides subsidies for domestic flight tickets for public university students. This commitment follows the recent reinstatement of the initiative by the Ministry of Transport Malaysia.

With the expansion of AirAsia's routes this year, including the addition of flights between Penang and Kuching as well as Penang and Kota Kinabalu in March, students now have access to 47 routes across the airline's extensive domestic network, bridging Peninsula Malaysia and East Malaysia, as well as within East Malaysia.
The application process for AirAsia can be completed in a few simple steps by clicking the 'Redeem Now' button at airasia.com/aa/flysiswa. During the redemption process, simply enter the voucher number on the payment page.
Paul Carroll, Group Chief Commercial Officer of AirAsia said: “We are pleased to continue supporting the government’s FLYsiswa initiative this year. In 2023, more than 90% of the 24,730 students who claimed the voucher with AirAsia, flew home with us. True to our tagline ‘Now Everybody Can Fly’, we understand the importance of enabling affordable connectivity, especially for students, and we are honoured to play a part in facilitating their journeys home.”
At a glance
- Company
- AirAsia
- Location
- Sepang
Key figures
- Voucher value
- RM300
- Domestic routes available
- 47 routes
- Students who claimed an AirAsia voucher in 2023
- 24,730
- Share of 2023 claimants who flew with AirAsia
- more than 90%
People
- Paul CarrollGroup Chief Commercial Officer of AirAsia
Products and programs
This initiative applies to all students pursuing tertiary education at public universities in Malaysia, including polytechnics and community colleges under the Ministry of Higher Education (MOHE), matriculation colleges, and Institutes of Teacher Education Malaysia under the Ministry of Education Malaysia (MOE).
Students are encouraged to check their eligibility based on the criteria set by the Ministry of Transport of Malaysia. All eligible students are entitled to receive a RM300 voucher. Students who are unable to meet the criteria can appeal to the MOHE or MOE through their respective institutions. The RM300 voucher will serve as a credit shell* that can be used for multiple purchases until the subsidised value has been fully utilised.
The FLYsiswa initiative is now open for applications until 30 November 2024. Students can utilise their voucher immediately after successful redemption until 31 December 2024, with the travelling period up to 31 December 2025.
*If the air ticket was purchased for a fare lower than RM300, the remaining amount from the voucher will be kept as a credit shell for future purchases.
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In brief
AirAsia says it will continue participating in Malaysia’s FLYsiswa initiative, which provides eligible public higher-education students with subsidised domestic air travel. The programme covers students at public universities and specified institutions, including polytechnics, community colleges, matriculation colleges and teacher education institutes. Eligible students can receive a RM300 voucher, which may be used across multiple purchases until its value is spent. Applications are open until 30 November 2024, and redeemed vouchers can be used for travel through 31 December 2025. AirAsia says its network now offers students access to 47 domestic routes, including new Penang links to Kuching and Kota Kinabalu added in March. The company also reported that more than 90% of the 24,730 students who claimed its voucher in 2023 flew with AirAsia.
Key takeaways
- AirAsia says eligible students can apply for a RM300 FLYsiswa voucher for domestic flights.
- Applications are open until 30 November 2024; travel using redeemed vouchers is available through 31 December 2025.
- AirAsia says students can access 47 routes across its domestic network.
- The company reported that more than 90% of 24,730 students who claimed its voucher in 2023 flew with AirAsia.
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