Airpaz

Apply the best Airpaz promo code or card offer you qualify for, then go through ShopBack before you pay, where ShopBack Cashback works like a discount on the same order, only easier than a promo code. There is nothing to find or type, it does not use up your one Airpaz promo code, and it still lowers the price when no code is running. Part of what you pay comes back as Cashback: check the rate shown on ShopBack's Airpaz page before you buy.

For Airpaz, compare the fare with the airline direct, then book through ShopBack before you pay: ShopBack Cashback works like a discount, only easier than a promo code. Airpaz is a Southeast Asia-based online travel agency founded in 2011 that specialises in cheap flights, hotels, trains, buses, and airport transfers. It pulls inventory from over 500 airlines including regional budget carriers like AirAsia, Cebu Pacific, Lion Air, Scoot, and VietJet that broader metasearch engines often miss or price higher. From Singapore, most travellers use Airpaz for short-haul budget itineraries out of Changi to Indonesia, the Philippines, Thailand, Vietnam, and Malaysia. The current Cashback is shown on the ShopBack Airpaz page before you buy.

Airpaz runs an Airpaz Membership tier system where frequent bookers unlock discount codes, priority customer support, and occasional cashback vouchers. Sign-up is free through the Airpaz app or website and tier progression is based on the number of confirmed bookings within a rolling twelve-month window. The programme is separate from any airline frequent flyer miles you earn on the operating carrier, which still apply as long as you enter your FFP number at booking. Verify current tier thresholds and benefits on the Airpaz Membership page before relying on them for a specific trip.

Airpaz runs Southeast Asia mega-sale windows on 10.10 (October 10 2026), 11.11 (November 11 2026), and 12.12 (December 12 2026), alongside Cyber Monday (November 30 2026), Boxing Day (December 26 2026), and a Chinese New Year window in late January to early February 2027. Additional flash campaigns land around AirAsia Free Seats promos (typically twice per quarter) and the annual Travel Fair around March. Sale depth is usually promo-code driven; check the Airpaz homepage banner for the current window and enter the code at checkout before locking the fare. ShopBack Cashback tracks at the current published rate as long as the code used is on the Airpaz-approved list.

Airpaz cancellations follow the operating airline's fare-rule policy, not an Airpaz-set policy. For most budget carriers (AirAsia, Scoot, Lion Air, VietJet, Cebu Pacific) the base fare is non-refundable and only government taxes plus airport fees are refundable minus an Airpaz processing fee. Refund processing typically takes six to twelve weeks because Airpaz has to collect from the carrier before disbursing. For full-service carriers on Airpaz, refundability depends on the fare class booked. Buy Airpaz-branded trip protection at checkout if refund flexibility matters.

Direct on airasia.com typically wins for BIG Loyalty points earn, seamless baggage add-ons, and immediate self-service changes through the airasia app. Airpaz typically wins on headline fare for AirAsia and AirAsia Indonesia routes ex-Singapore during flash-sale windows because Airpaz consolidates inventory across the AirAsia group. Customer support is slower via Airpaz (email plus ticket queue) versus AirAsia's in-app chat. Rule of thumb: if the Airpaz fare beats direct by more than S$15 and you do not need mid-trip changes, book Airpaz. Otherwise book direct. ShopBack Cashback on Airpaz tracks via the ShopBack Airpaz merchant page; ShopBack Cashback on AirAsia direct is not currently offered for SG.

Traveloka has a larger Singapore user base, a slicker mobile UX, and integrated Xperience add-ons (attractions, eats, airport transfers). Airpaz has broader inventory on smaller regional carriers (Batik Air Malaysia, Sriwijaya Air, TransNusa, PhilippinesAirAsia, and NokAir) that Traveloka sometimes omits, and Airpaz's promo-code stacking is more aggressive during mega-sale windows. For a mainstream SIN-BKK or SIN-DPS route on Scoot or AirAsia, either works. For obscure regional connectivity like SIN-PEN-Medan or Cebu-Bacolod on a lesser-known carrier, Airpaz's coverage advantage matters. Both are cashback-eligible on ShopBack when booked through their respective merchant pages.

You can buy checked baggage during the initial Airpaz booking flow or later through the operating airline's manage-booking portal using your airline PNR (which Airpaz sends after ticketing). For most budget carriers, baggage bought direct with the airline post-booking is priced at the same tier as booking-flow prices, though last-minute airport counter prices roughly double. Buy at booking or within a day or two of the flight at latest. ShopBack Cashback applies to the flight component of your Airpaz order; baggage add-ons bought later direct with the airline do not accrue additional ShopBack Cashback.

Airpaz covers Scoot, Singapore Airlines, Jetstar Airways (mainline Australian), AirAsia (Malaysia and Indonesia), Cebu Pacific, VietJet Air, Lion Air, Batik Air, Malaysia Airlines, Thai Airways, and a long tail of regional Asian carriers ex-Singapore Changi. Note: Jetstar Asia (the Singapore-based subsidiary) ceased all operations on July 31 2025 and is no longer bookable through any channel. For SIN-KL, SIN-BKK, SIN-DPS, SIN-MNL, and SIN-HAN budget itineraries, Airpaz is worth a compare against the airline direct booking channel. The current Cashback is shown on the Airpaz page on ShopBack Singapore before you buy.

Go through ShopBack Singapore from the ShopBack Airpaz merchant page at shopback.sg/airpaz before you pay on airpaz.com and the Cashback tracks to your ShopBack account. Keep the ticketing email with your airline PNR, and pay in Singapore dollars where possible so the order amount is clear. The ShopBack Airpaz merchant page shows eligible booking types and the live rate.

Yes. With ShopBack Singapore, That includes a cancellation within the operating carrier's free-cancellation window (rare on budget fares) and an airline cancellation with a refund.