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This insurance plan is offered to individuals who purchase Premium Flatbed or Premium Flex fare (hereinafter
referred to as the “Insured Person/You/Your”) from AirAsia Berhad, Company No: 284669-W or AirAsia X Bhd,
Company No: 734161-X (“AirAsia”).
IMPORTANT NOTE: This Policy Wording contains details of the coverage, conditions, restrictions and
exclusions and shall form the basis of the Policy. Please read the Policy Wording carefully to understand
the coverage and sections.
Summary of Benefits
Definitions
“AirAsia Credit refers to amount credited by “Insured refers to the covered guest who
Shell’ AirAsia into Your AirAsia BIG AirAsia Guest, has been issued with a
Member ID. Insured Certificate of Insurance, who
“Air Ticket” refers to any air ticket(s) issued Person, You, has purchased and paid for the
(also known as in Your name by AirAsia for a Your” insurance cover
seats journey as mentioned in the simultaneously with the
purchased itinerary (the electronic purchase of an AirAsia Air
under AirAsia’s acknowledgement generated Ticket.
e-ticketing upon an internet purchase) “One Way Plan” refers to insurance coverage
system) for AirAsia Guest(s) who had
“Checked-In refers to baggage that is purchased one way Premium
Baggage” checked-in with AirAsia and Flatbed or Premium Flex fare.
accompanied by AirAsia “Pandemic” refers to an outbreak of
baggage tag. infectious disease, which
“Country of refers to country where Your meets the following criteria set
Arrival” Scheduled Flight is destined to by World Health Organisation
depart to. (WHO), that spreads across a
“Epidemic” refers to a sudden severe large region or worldwide.
outbreak of disease that (i) Emergence of a disease
spreads rapidly and affects, new to a population.
within a very short period, an (ii) Agents infect humans,
inordinately large number of causing Serious Illness.
people within a geographical (iii) Agents spread easily and
region. For example, SARS / sustainably among
Swine Flu (H1N1) / Bird Flu. humans.
“First Departure refers to the date of departure “Return Plan” refers to insurance coverage
Date” shown on Your Flight for AirAsia Guest(s) who had
Schedule. purchased return Premium
Flatbed or Premium Flex fare.
Commencement (1) The cover commences upon In the event Your Scheduled Flight is delayed for at
of Cover Your check in at the airport least one (1) consecutive hour from the original
on the First Departure Date scheduled time specified in the itinerary supplied to
for a Scheduled Flight. You, We will pay You RM100 (Ringgit Malaysia One
Expiry of Cover (1) Your departure from the Hundred) only.
(One Way Plan) airport at the Country of
Arrival, Original scheduled time shall means:
Expiry of Cover (1) The cover ends upon i. the time printed in Your itinerary;
(Return Plan) checking out from point of ii. any new departure time which AirAsia has
immigration in Malaysia on advised You, not less than twenty four (24)
Your arrival date hours from the original scheduled time of flight
OR departure on the flight itinerary.
(2) upon checking in at point of
immigration for travel outside The delay shall be calculated from the original
the Country of Arrival, other scheduled time until the commencement of the first
than return to Malaysia. available alternative flight offered by AirAsia. A letter
whichever comes first from AirAsia or its handling agents confirming the
duration and reason of such delay and Your boarding
pass issued on the affected flight shall suffice as
Benefits proofs for purposes of claim for this benefit
2. If You are not satisfied with the response or the decision of our company, You may submit Your
complaint either to the Ombudsman for Financial Services(OFS) within 6 months from the date of Our
Company’s final decision or to the Bank Negara Malaysia (BNM).
Tel: 603-22722811
Fax: 603-22721577
Website: www.ofs.org.my
OR
(b) Pengarah
Jabatan Link & Pejabat Wilayah,
Bank Negara Malaysia
P.O.Box 10922
50929 Kuala Lumpur
Tel: 1-300-88-5465
Fax: 603 21741515
Email:bnmtelelink@bnm.gov.my
3. By virtue of the Anti-Money Laundering Act and Anti-Terrorism Financing Act 2001 (AMLA), any
“Suspicious Transaction” as classified by the law is required to be reported to the Competent Authority
at Bank Negara Malaysia.