Which airlines fly from Kuala Lumpur to China?

AirAsia is a low-cost airline. To be honest, the models and services are not flattering.

In addition, if you say domestic airlines can also go to their hometown for free.

That kind of ticket is not free. Technically, it's called a joint ticket. If you order together,

The price is really ok. China Eastern Airlines, China Southern Airlines and Air China all have them.

According to the route and price, I recommend you to take China Southern Airlines, because the facilities of China Eastern Airlines are relatively poor.

Air China is going to Beijing for a connecting flight, which is a little detour, although I don't know where your hometown is.

But the specific prices should be queried in real time, and those prices on the Internet are basically advertisements, which are not credible.

It is more troublesome to query yourself online.

My suggestion is to call air ticket agents, such as E Long, Mango and Ctrip.

One of the trusted agents, and then call the airline to consult the fare.

International air tickets are different from domestic air tickets. You try to bargain with the customer service sister.

However, Kuala Lumpur is an international short-term, and the profit will not be too big, enough is enough.