Given that the primary navigation links for booking are non-interactive, identify any functional links on the AirAsia MOVE homepage that lead to a flight or hotel booking interface, an app download page, or a customer support/FAQ section. If no direct booking interface is found, describe the most prominent call to action for users to book flights or hotels.
Navigate to the AirAsia MOVE homepage (airasia.co.in). Systematically click on all remaining top-level navigation links: 'Purchases' (id: 19), 'Check-in' (id: 21), 'Flight Status' (id: 23), 'FAQ' (id: 25), and 'Promotions' (id: 27). If any of these links lead to a new page, note its content and purpose, specifically looking for booking forms, app download links, or support information. After exhausting the top-level links, scroll down the page and identify any other clickable elements (banners, images, text links) that might lead to booking, app information, or support. If a QR code or app download prompt is visible, describe its location and purpose. Based on the exploration, state whether a direct web-based flight/hotel booking interface was found. If no direct booking interface is found, identify and describe the most prominent alternative method or instruction provided on the homepage for users to book flights or hotels.
The agent successfully attempts to click on 'Purchases', 'Check-in', 'Flight Status', 'FAQ', and 'Promotions'. The agent reports whether each of these clicks leads to a new, functional page. The agent specifically notes if any of the new pages (if accessible) contain a flight/hotel booking form, an app download link, or a comprehensive customer support/FAQ section. The agent reports on the interactivity of other clickable elements found by scrolling down the page. The agent identifies and describes the QR code for app installation (id: 409) and the accompanying text 'Fly and save more with AirAsia Fly-Thru with AirAsia from $145 to Almaty, Jaipur, Guangzhou and more!' as the most prominent call to action related to booking. The agent explicitly states that a direct web-based flight or hotel booking interface was NOT found on the homepage or via the tested navigation links. The agent concludes that the primary intended method for booking appears to be through the mobile application, as indicated by the QR code.