Air Asia and Air Asia X on same flight, what's the difference?

Air Asia and Air Asia X on same flight, what's the difference? - Person in Yellow Parachute over Snow Covered Mountain

There's a flight from KUL to MEL at night that gets into MEL the following morning. It comes up (same time, same plane, same everything) in my searches twice, however - as Air Asia, and Air Asia X. However, the Air Asia one is $2 more than the Air Asia X.

The flight in question, when it flew a few hours ago

Is this just variation in pricing, or is there an actual difference in the tickets? It's on an A330, which implies it's Air Asia X, as according to their site:

What is the difference between AirAsia and AirAsiaX?

AirAsia

Operates flights that are inside 4 hours flight time. AirAsia utilises aircraft with single class cabin and seating configuration. AirAsia operates Airbus A320 which has a seating capacity of 180 passengers.

AirAsiaX

Operates flights that has more than 4 hours flying time, which is also termed as long haul flights. AirAsiaX utilises aircraft with single class cabin but with premium and economy class seating. AirAsiaX operates Airbus A330 which has a seating capacity of 377 passengers.

So I'm wondering if it's just a case of Air Asia trying to sell the same tickets, or if there's a difference in the service one would receive (meals etc)?






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Is AirAsia X same as AirAsia?

AirAsia X is the long haul arm of AirAsia. Unlike AirAsia which offers a single class economy cabin and operates an all A320 fleet, AirAsia operates a fleet of consisting of A330s and offers economy as well as premium seating.

Is AirAsia X still operating?

Capital A President (Commercial) Colin Currie said: \u201cToday's announcement marks a new era for our long haul affiliate AirAsia X which is resuming operations after a two-year hiatus, with refreshed branding to signal a fresh new start.

Is AirAsia X flying?

SEPANG, 6 April 2022 - Following the resumption of passenger services to Sydney, Australia in February, AirAsia X (AAX) is expanding its flight network from Kuala Lumpur with new services to Incheon (Seoul), South Korea and New Delhi, India commencing from 20 April 2022.

What is the difference between hot seat and standard seat AirAsia?

a) Economy / Standard: Any reclining leather seat(s) in the aircraft with the exception of bulkhead and emergency exit row seats. b) Hot Seat: Any emergency exit row seat(s) or bulkhead seats including bassinets for infants, available upon request. Guests can indulge in extra legroom and even more spacious seats.



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