Airline
AirAsia Philippines (IATA Z2, ICAO APG) is a low-cost scheduled carrier. ch-aviation lists its base as Manila Ninoy Aquino International Airport. Details of its founding, ownership structure and any alliance membership could not be confirmed from the sources available for this profile, so they are left out rather than guessed.
According to the same ch-aviation report, the airline operates 24 destinations and 27 routes, with around 121 daily flights. It disclosed at a press conference in Cebu that it was expanding its network, including basing two reactivated A320-200 aircraft as part of that expansion. Travellers should check the airline's own timetable for the current list of routes, as the network is changing.
The airline operates an all-Airbus A320-200 fleet. ch-aviation data show 24 aircraft on the fleet list, of which only 14 were active at the time of the report. The airline said it planned to add five more active aircraft by the end of 2026, which would be growth of about a third. It did not say whether these would be new deliveries or reactivated aircraft. It had also said earlier that it expected to add two to four aircraft a year from 2026 and to take 10 to 20 incremental aircraft within five years.
Cabin layout, seat pitch, meals, entertainment and Wi-Fi details could not be verified from the sources consulted. As a low-cost carrier, it would be reasonable to expect a single-class cabin with paid extras, but this should be confirmed on the airline's website before booking.
This profile will be updated when official airline and regulator information has been checked.
15
In service
4
On order
Fleet figures as of Sep 2026.
| Aircraft | In service | On order |
|---|---|---|
| Airbus A320-200 | 15 | – |
| Airbus A321neo | – | 4 |
AirAsia Group ordered 150 Airbus A220-300s, with further options, and said some would later join its Philippine operation. AirAsia orders 150 A220-300s - ch-aviation
Sources: Philippines AirAsia - Wikipedia, Philippines AirAsia to take five more aircraft in 2026 - ch-aviation, AirAsia to refresh Philippine fleet with new A220s - Inquirer
Operational Statistics
| Metric | AirAsia Philippines |
|---|---|
| Headquarter | Manila (base: Ninoy Aquino International Airport) |
| Airline type | Low-cost carrier, scheduled |
| Alliance | - |
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