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Firefly Flights Pay 4% Cashback in TNG eWallet From 1 to 14 September, 2% Until 31 December
TNG Digital and FlyFirefly are running a cashback campaign that most people will only hear about after the best fortnight of it has passed. Buy a Firefly ticket inside the Firefly Mini Program in TNG eWallet and you get 2% back, capped at RM150 a transaction, with no minimum spend. From 1 to 14 September 2026, timed around the National MATTA Fair at MITEC, that rate doubles to 4% and the cap rises to RM300, but it drops to one cashback per user for the whole fortnight. We read TNG Digital's own terms line by line, and three details decide whether this is worth planning around: the entire campaign shares a single RM100,000 cashback pool on a first come, first served basis, split and combined transactions are banned, and the cashback cannot be stacked with any other TNG eWallet promotion or voucher. Both caps happen to bite at exactly the same ticket total, RM7,500, which makes the ringgit math unusually easy to work out in advance.
AirAsia's 10% Off All Seats, All Flights: Book by 23 August 2026, Fly Until 31 March 2027 — and the Asterisk That Changes the Maths
This sale has closed. AirAsia’s sitewide "10% OFF All Seats, All Flights" ran from 17 to 23 August 2026, and the booking window shut on 23 August. Re-checked on 25 August 2026, the offer has been pulled from AirAsia’s promotions hub altogether — the carousel slot it held now runs an Indonesia destination campaign instead. What follows is the record of what the sale actually was, and what is still bookable on airasia.com today. AirAsia ran it like this: book by 23 August 2026 and travel any time from 24 August 2026 right through to 31 March 2027 — a seven-month window that covers the Merdeka long weekend, the year-end school holidays, Chinese New Year and the March break. There was no promo code published. But the asterisk on AirAsia's own campaign banner did a lot of quiet work: the discount applied to the one-way base fare on selected routes only, which is not the same thing as 10% off the number you pay at checkout. Here is exactly which routes AirAsia names, what the fares looked like on the campaign page on 21 August, how the base-fare rule shrinks the saving on cheap domestic tickets, what is still live on airasia.com now that the sale is over, and who should have ignored it entirely.