AirAsia Philippines 10.10 Sale: Fares Start at PHP160 for Domestic and International Flights

AirAsia Philippines welcomes the final quarter of 2026 with its 10.10 sale, giving travelers another chance to book flights for the holidays, long weekends, and trips planned well into 2027.

Promotional fares start at just PHP160 one-way base fare on select domestic routes. Travelers can book from October 5 to 11, 2026, for travel until August 31, 2027.

The extended travel period makes the promotion relevant for several types of travelers, from Filipinos heading home to the provinces for Undas to those already planning Christmas, New Year, and 2027 vacations.

AirAsia 10.10 Sale 2026

The AirAsia Philippines 10.10 sale runs from October 5 to 11, 2026, with eligible travel dates extending until August 31, 2027.

This gives travelers more flexibility to look beyond immediate holiday plans and consider trips for the first half of 2027.

For Filipinos traveling during the busy final months of the year, booking early can also help with flight planning before seasonal demand increases.

Domestic AirAsia Fares from PHP160

The sale includes several domestic destinations across the Philippines, with one-way base fares starting at PHP 160.

Some of the featured domestic fares include:

Route	One-Way Base Fare
Manila to Kalibo	PHP160
Manila to Bacolod	PHP160
Manila to Cebu	PHP250
Manila to Tacloban	PHP250
Manila to Iloilo	PHP260
Manila to Cagayan de Oro	PHP380
Manila to Boracay	PHP430

These fares are especially useful for travelers planning trips to major Philippine destinations during the holiday season and beyond.

Travelers should carefully check the final booking cost, since promotional base fares may not include additional fees, baggage, meals, seat selection, or other optional services.

International Flights from PHP730

Travelers looking for an overseas break can also consider AirAsia’s international network during the 10.10 promotion.

Selected international fares start at:

Destination	One-Way Base Fare
Kaohsiung	PHP730
Macau	PHP830
Taipei	PHP1,390

These destinations suit travelers looking for a quick international getaway, especially those planning trips around long weekends or extending their holiday vacations.

Book Early for Undas 2026 Travel

The AirAsia 10.10 sale comes at a useful time for Filipinos planning their Undas 2026 trips.

Many travelers traditionally return to their home provinces during the period to visit family and loved ones. Booking flights early gives travelers more time to compare schedules and choose flights that fit their plans.

For passengers traveling between Manila and the provinces, booking early also makes it easier to coordinate flights with ground transportation and other parts of the trip.

Travelers should check both outbound and return flights when planning an Undas journey, particularly if they expect to travel during the busiest dates.

Plan Christmas and New Year Trips Early

The extended travel validity also makes the promotion relevant for Christmas and New Year travel.

Travelers who already know their holiday plans can use the booking period to secure available promotional fares months ahead of their trip.

Early planning can also help travelers build a more accurate holiday budget. Once flights are booked, they can allocate funds for accommodations, transportation, activities, food, and other travel expenses.

For popular destinations, travelers should also consider checking several travel dates. Moving a trip by a day or two can sometimes provide more flight options and different fare levels.

Start Planning Your 2027 Vacation

One of the promotion’s biggest advantages is that it’s valid until August 31, 2027.

That gives travelers an opportunity to look beyond the immediate holiday season and start planning their 2027 vacations.

Those considering trips to Cebu, Bacolod, Iloilo, Cagayan de Oro, Boracay, Taipei, Macau, or Kaohsiung can check the promotional fares and compare them with their preferred travel dates.

Booking early can also help travelers spread travel expenses over several months instead of paying for flights, hotels, and activities at once.

Tips for Getting the Most from the AirAsia 10.10 Sale

Travelers planning to book during the promotion can consider these practical tips:

• Book during the promotional period. The sale runs from October 5 to 11, 2026.
• Check multiple dates. Flexible travel dates can give you more options.
• Look at return fares. A low one-way fare doesn’t necessarily mean the return flight will cost the same.
• Check baggage requirements. Base fares may not include checked baggage.
• Review additional fees. Consider the total cost before completing your booking.
• Plan holiday trips early. Undas, Christmas, and New Year travel can attract higher demand.
• Consider 2027 travel. The promotional travel period extends until August 31, 2027.
• Set a complete travel budget. Include accommodation, transportation, food, activities, and travel insurance where appropriate.

A Longer Window for Travel Planning

AirAsia Philippines’ 10.10 promotion gives travelers a relatively long window to use the promotional fares, with eligible travel dates extending well into 2027.

For Filipinos preparing for Undas, the sale offers a chance to book flights ahead of the holiday rush. For leisure travelers, it’s also a chance to start planning Christmas, New Year, long-weekend, and 2027 vacations.

As with any airline promotion, travelers should check the applicable fare conditions and the final amount payable before booking. The advertised fares are base fares, so the total cost will depend on the selected flight, travel dates, and additional services.

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