Indonesia Air Asia returns to DRW

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Indonesia AirAsia in Northern summer 2025 season plans to expand service to Australia, as the airline filed schedules for Denpasar – Darwin route. Airbus A320 aircraft to serve this route from 22MAR25, 3 times weekly. It last served this route until January 2018.

Schedule below is effective 01APR25 – 25OCT25.

QZ540 DPS1145 – 1600DRW 320 246
QZ541 DRW1635 – 1755DPS 320 246


 
Much friendlier times than JQ on that route!
Indeed. However given the choice I would take my chances with JQ. QZ is on my DNF list.

Indonesia AirAsia in Northern summer 2025 season plans to expand service to Australia, as the airline filed schedules for Denpasar – Darwin route. Airbus A320 aircraft to serve this route from 22MAR25, 3 times weekly. It last served this route until January 2018.

Schedule below is effective 01APR25 – 25OCT25.

QZ540 DPS1145 – 1600DRW 320 246
QZ541 DRW1635 – 1755DPS 320 246



35 min turnaround in DRW seems...ambitious.

no info on the schedule 22 - 31 March?
 
Indeed. However given the choice I would take my chances with JQ. QZ is on my DNF list.



35 min turnaround in DRW seems...ambitious.

no info on the schedule 22 - 31 March?
Is there any grounds for DNF for Air Asia Indonesia? I'm really struggling to find a "decent" op out of the 5 plying the route Perth to Bali. Not a great choice between them!!Batik, CitiLink, Lion Air, Jetstar, Air Asia Indonesia!! I was hovering over the Air Asia over the rest.....maybe!!
 
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Is there any grounds for DNF for Air Asia Indonesia? I'm really struggling to find a "decent" op out of the 5 plying the route Perth to Bali. Not a great choice between them!!Batik, CitiLink, Lion Air, Jetstar, Air Asia Indonesia!! I was hovering over the Air Asia over the rest.....maybe!!
I have flown Citliink a few times internally in Indonesia and thought they were fine. They're Garuda's LCC.
 
Is there any grounds for DNF for Air Asia Indonesia? I'm really struggling to find a "decent" op out of the 5 plying the route Perth to Bali. Not a great choice between them!!Batik, CitiLink, Lion Air, Jetstar, Air Asia Indonesia!! I was hovering over the Air Asia over the rest.....maybe!!
I’d be another who would only fly QZ as an absolute last resort and only in a situation of need. You’ve likely already googled their name and ‘incidents’.
I’ve flown Citilink over 20 times and Batik a couple of times. How do Batik’s J fares compare? If you can get the ‘Green Seat’ and row 1 or exit row on QG, that would be my choice. Also depends on timing I guess. I’d not be keen to fly any of them in Y overnight…
 
I’d be another who would only fly QZ as an absolute last resort and only in a situation of need. You’ve likely already googled their name and ‘incidents’.
I’ve flown Citilink over 20 times and Batik a couple of times. How do Batik’s J fares compare? If you can get the ‘Green Seat’ and row 1 or exit row on QG, that would be my choice. Also depends on timing I guess. I’d not be keen to fly any of them in Y overnight…
Thanks for that. Yes want to avoid any Y class overnighter.
 

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