Low-cost carrier AirAsia Philippines on Tuesday announced the launch of its 99% off seat sale on all its flights, with over 15 million seats up for grabs across its network, for travelers planning their trips next year.

In a news release, AirAsia Philippines said passengers can avail of the promotion and book flights from October 13 to 19, 2025, for travel period between March 1 and November 30, 2026.

With the limited-time booking promotion, passengers can book discounted one-way base fares starting at only P1 for select domestic routes such as Iloilo and Bacolod, and P2 for Cebu, Puerto Princesa, and Roxas City.

For international travelers, AirAsia Philippines is offering discounted fares, such as going to Taipei for as low as P398 and Macao for only P542 one-way.

The airline added that baggage add-ons are also available at 50% off during the promo period.

"We understand that many Filipinos are working hard this season while already dreaming about their next travel adventure. The 99% off sale is our way of helping them turn those travel goals into reality by booking early at the best possible value. This is our way of ensuring that all purposeful journeys come to life without the need to break the bank," said AirAsia Philippines head of Communications and Corporate Affairs Steve Dailisan.

As AirAsia Philippines encouraged travelers to plan ahead for next year, the airline is also preparing for the immediate travel rush this holiday season.

The airline said it has increased its flight frequencies ahead of the expected surge of travelers heading home to their provinces for All Saints' Day, with load factors projected to rise from 85% to 90%.

From Manila, flights to Caticlan have increased from 46 to 54 times weekly, Cebu from 47 to 56, Iloilo from 28 to 32, Tacloban from 24 to 26, Tagbilaran from 21 to 24, Puerto Princesa from 20 to 21, Kalibo from 17 to 19, and Cagayan de Oro from 14 to 16 times weekly. -- KG, GMA Integrated News

AirAsia Philippines offers 99% off seat sale for March to November 2026 travels