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http://www.airasia.com/nl/nl090820_my_pre.htm

Modern but not as busy as Dubai, Abu Dhabi provides everyone with something unique and exotic. Striking skyscrapers, interesting culture villages and the conveniences and attractions of any modern city. Spend time in the city and marvel at the architectural masterpieces and skyscrapers, take your family to parks and zoos, enjoy the rich, unique culture and be entertained by skillful belly dancers. Set among lush oases and towering palm plantations, make your way to Al Ain's oasis and spend time dining outdoors. Head to Al Gharbia and prepare for the most adventurous off-road driving the UAE has to offer, and some of its most incredible sceneries.

Beyond Abu Dhabi

Dubai (only 60 minutes to Dubai via convenient bus service)

Sunshine, shopping, seaside, sports and safety - five of the key ingredients that have earned Dubai a growing reputation as one of the world's most attractive and rapidly developing leisure destinations. Considered as one of the most happening travel destinations in the world, Dubai is often crowded with vacationers from across the world.

Mekkah
The Holy City of Mekkah, which lies inland 73 kilometers east of Jeddah, is the birth place of the Prophet Muhammad. Mekkah is regarded by Muslims as the holiest city on earth.

Flight No.

Destinations

Depart Time

Arrival Time

DAY

D7 2402

Kuala Lumpur

Abu Dhabi

22:00

1:30

Monday,Thursday,Friday,Saturday and Sunday

D7 2403

Abu Dhabi

Kuala Lumpur

2:55

13:55

Monday,Tuesday,Friday,Saturday and Sunday
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First flight effective from 23 November 2009 and is subject to regulatory approvals. Flights are operated by AirAsia X. Terms and conditions apply

Malaysia's AirAsia X eyes virtual Middle East hub
By Siva Govindasamy

Malaysian long-haul low-cost airline AirAsia X plans to set up a "virtual" hub in the Middle East as part of its expansion plan.

The carrier is receiving three Airbus A330s before year-end, but it has not received permission from the Malaysian authorities to commence flights to Sydney in Australia and the South Korean capital Seoul. It is therefore eyeing new routes and increasing the frequency on existing ones as well, says CEO Azran Osman-Rani.

"We do not want to lose the momentum we have created in the 20 months since we began operations, and that is why we are looking at these option," adds Azran.

Abu Dhabi and Bahrain are two possible sites for the virtual hub, where the airline will not base aircraft but use as a base from which to fly on to other destinations in the Middle East, Africa or Europe. A decision could be made in a few weeks, he says.

The airline also hopes to add another destination in China and its first in the Middle East before end-2009. Azran says that AirAsia X is also looking to set up another virtual hub in Australia or New Zealand, although that is still at the early stages.

From Kuala Lumpur, AirAsia X flies to the Gold Coast, Melbourne and Perth in Australia, Tianjin and Hangzhou in China, Taiwan's capital Taipei and London. It could increase the frequency on most of those flights, says Azran.

In 2010, the carrier plans to fly to more destinations in China and begin flights to India. It is also keen to fly to New York.

AirAsia X has 23 A330-300s and 10 Airbus A350s on order.