@'kroenau' sagte:
naja, kommt drauf an, wann du geflogen bist. derzeit gibt es keine boeing bei air asia. ist aber völlig egal, hauptsache ist, dass alles neue fluggeräte sind
Naja, gut das du alles weißt! 
Vielleicht solltest du mal ein Blick auf die home-page der AIR ASIA werfen, bevor du solche Aussagen aufstellst- ich gebe dir hier gerne mal einen link:
u.a. heißt es da:
Group - 35 Boeing 737-300 aircraft, 6Airbus 320 aircraft (as of 1 May 2006)
Malaysia - 19 Boeing 737 - 300 aircraft, 6 Airbus 320 aircraft
Thailand - 10 Boeing 737 - 300 aircraft
Indonesia - 6 Boeing 737 - 300 aircraft
oder auch:
4. What type of aircraft does AirAsia fly?
At AirAsia we currently operate two types of aircrafts, the Boeing 737-300 and the Airbus 320.
The Boeing 737-300 is widely used all over the world and is highly reliable. It is renowned for its high rate of dispatch reliability which is an essential factor in ensuring the satisfaction of our guests.
The Airbus 320 is designed for reliability, as well as easy and cost-effective maintenance based on standards approved by the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA), the US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and Transport Canada. The Airbus 320’s improved fuel efficiency, extra capacity, and innovations means better performance and reliability.
We currently have 33 Boeing 737-300 (as of 25 Dec 2005, Malaysia 21, Thailand 8, Indonesia 4) in our fleet. Our first Airbus 320 has arrived and at least 60 more Airbus A320 will be operating by the year 2011, replacing our current Boeing 737-300.