Traditional Lombok dancing was on offer in front of the Indonesian island’s airport as AirAsia was welcomed from Kuala Lumpur. Giving thumbs up were AirAsia Indonesia Head of Guest Service, Mulyana; Head of West Nusa Tenggara Transportation and Communications, Ridwansyah; Head of West Nusa Tenggara Tourism, H. Lalu Gita Aryadi; CEO AirAsia Berhad, Aireen Omar; and President Director of AirAsia Indonesia, Dharmadi, along with crew and passengers on the first flight.
- AirAsia began serving the Indonesian island of Lombok (LOP), near Bali, from its Kuala Lumpur (KUL) base on 12 October. This is the second international route at Lombok, which is only also served by SilkAir from Singapore. AirAsia now flies the route from the Malaysian capital three times a week – on Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays – with its 180-seat A320s.
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