airasia food launches in Singapore

The food delivery service starts in March.

Food delivery service app airasia food is set to enter Singapore in March, its first overseas operations out of Malaysia.

The food delivery arm of Malaysian budget airline carrier AirAsia is calling out to F&B operators in Singapore to sign up as merchants. It is also offering an 8% discount on commission rate for those who sign up before 1 March. The discount on commission rate is for the month. Normal commision rate charge is15%.

According to airasia CEO Tony Fernande, the company considers Singapore as the most vibrant market in the region.

“Our Allstars Delivery Squad has painted the town red in Malaysia and now we are ready to take on the streets of Singapore. Just as how we democratised air travel, airasia food will democratise the food delivery industry by providing value, simplicity and inclusivity for everyone,” he said.

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