Now Everyone can Cry

Air Asia says 'Now Everyone Can Fly'

Air tickets so cheap its worth a try

Through the Internet You Can Buy

MAS shook their heads 'My oh My'

That Datuk Tony Fernandez fella, he's so Sly

And Idris Jala's plans and sights are only set on profitable routes like Dubai
What will happen to the folks from the rumahpanjai?

As they look up at the planes that pass by

I guess they will stick to using the sungai

When they want to practice thier adventurous spirit of 'berjalai'

Nothing much they can do except ask 'Why or Why?'

Internet access in the rural is as good as Nadai
Our planners and economists never fail to stupefy

Now that the price of oil goes up high

They say prices of goods and services wouldn't hurt a fry

Everyone now knows that its a lie

I can't even afford a drink of Mai Tai

Nor a plate of imported Apple Pie
So Datuk Tony Fernandez I hope you are still our guy

Help make the folks dream of taking to the sky

So that Air Asia is truly for Malaysians and not only orang ribai

We can ill afford the various cukai

Now as our purse and wallets slowly go Dry

We hope we wouldn't have to say, Air Asia, Now everyone can Cry

Firefly,the airline without a url

I’ve never studied marketing but I’d imagine (readers with expertise in the field please correct me if I’m wrong) that if I were planning to start a new airline that plans to attract foreign tourists and use e-commerce to sell tickets, I’d want to ensure that my brand name url is already under my control before choosing the name.
Yet, both firefly.com (owned by microsoft no less) and firefly.com.my are already taken, leaving the airline to resort to using www.fireflyz.com.my. When you google firefly airline, the official website doesn’t appear at all on the the first page results.

How are customers going to purchase your tickets if they can’t even find any information or contact for the airline?
This airline might be better named air dugong, at least the .com tld is still available.