AirAsia Philippines warms up the sky with the launch of 2025 Santan inflight menu by hearty Filipino classic, Beef Sinigang!

“Rainy days bring a different kind of travel experience. It offers an opportunity to provide even more comfort to our guests through something as simple as food. Our inflight menu is constantly evolving and staying inclusive, and with every warm dish like Beef Sinigang, we’re finding new ways to bring the feeling closer to home.” ~Capt. Suresh Bangah, AirAsia Philippines CEO & President

With the introduction of its new Q3 2025 Santan in-flight menu, which features the hearty Filipino classic Beef Sinigang as its centerpiece, AirAsia Philippines is bringing warmth and nostalgia to the skies as the country enters the rainy season. The delicate beef boiled in a delicious, sour tamarind soup with fresh vegetables is a dish that is typically served at home on chilly or rainy days. Today, it may be savored at elevations of 30,000 feet and higher.

AirAsia's Q3 menu lineup now includes the delectable Buko Pandan Milk and Buko Pandan Latte.  While the latte adds a little coffee bite to the nostalgic taste combination, the milk version is a creamy and delightful beverage created with young coconut and fragrant pandan.  The cost of each drink is PHP170.

In order to meet the various dietary requirements of its passengers, AirAsia, the airline that unites people and cultures throughout the region, makes sure that every item on the Q3 menu is Halal-certified and keeps innovating its Santan in-flight meals every quarter.

About AirAsia Philippines

AirAsia is a leading low-cost carrier with licenses to operate in five Asean countries—Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia, the Philippines, and Cambodia. Founded in 2001, AirAsia has stayed true to its purpose and tagline "Now Everyone Can Fly". The airline has made flying affordable and accessible to over 800 million guests, connecting people and communities across more than 130 destinations. Today, as one of the largest airlines in the region, AirAsia is expanding to become the world's first global low cost network carrier. It operates more than 200 aircraft and holds a significant orderbook for the next decade. AirAsia leads in sustainable aviation with green initiatives and a net zero target by 2050. In 2023, it avoided 130,000 tonnes of CO2 emissions from its narrowbody regional network through 20+ efficiency measures, saving US$40 million in fuel and over US$388,000 in shadow carbon costs.