In line with its Easy to book, easy to pay, easy to fly, no frills and ticketless concept, Air Asia was the first airline company in Malaysia to introduce online air-ticket reservation through its website www.airasia.com in 2002.
Air Asia is a click-and mortar (click and brick) organization involving in business to consumer and business to business e-commerce activities, selling through the internet but providing its airline services in the physical world.
After years of modification and alterations, airasia.com is what it is today, offering convenience to users who visited the website to plan for holiday, purchase flight ticket, online check-in and other travelling facilities.

Airasia.com has sufficient components of electronic storefront to facilitate as a website convenient for users to navigate.
Search engine
There are two search engines in airasia.com. The primary search engine, located on the left side of the website, is used to search for the availability of air-flight ticket on a particular date. Another search engine searches for any information related to the words users type in the box.
Electronic catalog
When users search for flight ticket on a certain date, airasia.com uses static catalog display to list the flights available along with their price, departure and arrival time, and flight number.
Payment gateway
Airasia.com’s payment gateway may not be as convenient as they only accept payment through credit and debit card, American express and direct debit transfer. These payment methods may have some risk on buyers in exposing the credit and debit card code number than using electronic currency programs such as Paypal and NetPay.
Shipment court
For buyers who purchase merchandises from airasia.com, Air Asia provides its own courier, Redbox, powered by DHL, which offers a 50% cheaper rate of package delivery service and ensure buyers purchases reach them in time.
a term for all types of technology-enhanced learning (TEL), where technology is used to support the learning process. Basically, e-learning is education via the Internet, network, or standalone computer where network-enabled transfer of skills and knowledge occurs. It also refers to employing electronic applications and processes (Web-based learning, computer-based learning, virtual classrooms and digital collaboration) to learn. Currently, E-learning is adopted by almost every single university in our country, Malaysia.
Undeniably, E-learning has brought along many advantages for us universities’ students here. Firstly, it provides time flexibility where we can access information or communicate with friends and lecturers anytime there is an internet connection. This immensely benefits part-time students as they could have a more flexible time management while balancing between
work and study. Moreover, cost of studying could also be greatly reduced as we do not have to travel or make phone calls as much anymore. Besides, as vast information can be retrieved from the internet, students can also cut down on buying books.
tanding could not be achieved. Likewise, students’ skill of interaction with others deteriorates as well. Furthermore, E-learning is also a bad idea for students that lack discipline and lazy as they might not even play their part at all.
Services: filing the tax paid and tax return online,
Services:act as an online government supplier exchange for the purchase of goods and services by government through internet.







Mobile payment system is a kind of E-commerce payment system which is very new in Malaysia. Instead of making payment in cash, cheque or credit cards, consumers could use a mobile phone to pay for a wide variety of services and digital or physical goods.


Constant improvements should be carried out on mobile payments systems for the benefits of consumers. With the current vast potential of this field in Malaysia, I believe that in no time mobile payment systems would be employed by almost everyone in this country.
These malicious programs does not only damage computer system, more harmfully, they steal data such as credit card numbers, passwords, computer identification number, etc. 




