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Latest Articles in airasia
AirAsia India Tops 'On Time Performance' Charts For 4th Consecutive Month: DGCA Reports
In July 2022, the airline topped the charts with 95.5 per cent On Time Performance across the four metro airports reported by the DGCA - Bengaluru, Delhi, Hyderabad and Mumbai.
Read MoreAir Asia To Resume Flights To Malaysia, Thailand From May
The flights on Bengaluru-Bangkok, Chennai-Bangkok, Kolkata-Bangkok, Kochi-Bangkok and Jaipur Bangkok will commence on May 4, May 4, May 2, May 1 and May 1, respectively, it mentioned
Read MoreAirAsia Claims To Be First Airbus Operator To Start Taxibot Services With Passengers Onboard
Taxibot significantly reduces aircraft fuel usage, emissions and noise levels at airports, and the risk of foreign object and jet blast damage, and operates with a hybrid-electric engine.
Read MoreAirAsia India Announces Free Cancellation, Rescheduling For West Bengal Flights Amid Lockdown
While the lockdowns in Karnataka, Delhi and Tamil Nadu are in force till May 24, West Bengal will continue to be under lockdown till May 30, while in Maharashtra, it will last till June 1.
Read MoreAirAsia India Announces Free Cancellation, Rescheduling For West Bengal Flights Amid Lockdown
All AirAsia India guests who booked their flights before the announcement of the lockdown can opt to cancel or change to another flight without incurring any change fees or cancellation charges
Read MoreAirAsia India Extends Partnership With Airbus Arm NAVBLUE
The connected and automated Operational Control Center suite enables AirAsia India to continue its focus on efficiency, meeting the challenges of a growing fleet and route network
Read MoreMalaysia's AirAsia Group Expects Fundraising Clarity Next Month, Eyes Recovery By 2023
AirAsia has raised 250 million ringgit from the first tranche of a recent private placement of up to 20% of its total issued shares, that was completed last week.
Read MoreAirAsia X Shows Court Creditors' Support For Restructuring Plan
AAX estimated that lessors that continue with the airline post-restructuring would be able to recover approximately 44-66% of their lease rental loss under new agreements.
Read MoreAirAsia X Shows Court Creditors' Support For Restructuring Plan
Planemaker Airbus SE also filed an affidavit last month saying it could lose more than $5 billion worth of aircraft orders if the low-cost, long-haul carrier proceeded with the plan.
Read MoreAirbus To Lose Over $5 Billion In Orders Under AirAsia X's Proposed Restructuring
Airbus's challenge comes as AAX defended its scheme from key lessor BOC Aviation Limited's (BOCA) allegations that it favoured Airbus and lacked a debt-to-equity swap offer for creditors.
Read MoreAirAsia X To Revise $15.3 Billion Debt Reform Plan To Expedite Talks With Creditors
The budget carrier is seeking to reconstitute the $15.3 billion of unsecured debt into a principal amount of 200 million ringgit ($48 million) and have the rest waived.
Read MoreBudget Airline Airasia X Out Of Money, Needs $120 Million For Restart
The Malaysian airline, the long-haul arm of AirAsia Group Bhd, said this month it wanted to restructure 63.5 billion ringgit ($15.32 billion) of debt and slash its share capital by 90% to continue as a going concern.
Read MoreMalaysia's Airasia Looks To Lay Off Staff - Bernama
AirAsia Malaysia's layoffs would be completed by the end of this month, while affected AirAsia X staff will be leaving end of October.
Read MoreHas Malaysia's AirAsia found the blueprint for airlines to survive COVID-19?
Has Malaysia's AirAsia found the blueprint for airlines to survive COVID-19?
Read MoreMalaysia's AirAsia X seeks creditor help as losses deepen
Revenue tumbled 91% to 91.4 million ringgit, it said in a bourse filing, as air travel was almost brought to a halt by restrictions to control the COVID-19 pandemic.
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