Indonesia Air Asia returns to DRW

[Harrison_133]

Both DPS-DRW and KUL-DRW axed after end of April.

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[Saab34]

All Asian based LCCs airlines have poor form with Darwin. Tiger Singapore back in the day came and went, AirAsia have come and gone before, Jetstar Asia likewise.

DRW is a high cost airport probably not helping.

 

[AIRwin]

Both DPS-DRW and KUL-DRW axed after end of April.

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AirAsia strengthens Australian network; New routes and increased frequencies to connect more Australians to Asia and beyond — AirAsia Newsroom

AirAsia is deepening its presence across major Australian gateways with a series of network enhancements. The moves reflect sustained demand and growing consumer confidence in AirAsia as the airline of choice for Australians travelling to Bali, Kuala Lumpur and destinations across the broader AirAsi

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