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Latest Articles in malaysia airlines
Malaysia'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 MoreTata Sons Expected To Submit Initial Bid For State-Run Carrier Air India
Tata already operates two airlines in India - full-service carrier Vistara, which is in partnership with Singapore Airlines, and budget airline AirAsia India along with Malaysia's AirAsia Group.
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 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 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.
Read MoreMalaysia's AirAsia Suffers Second-Quarter Loss As Revenue Falls
AirAsia has applied for bank loans in its operating markets and has been presented with proposals from investment bankers, lenders and potential investors to raise capital.
Read MoreMalaysia's Airasia In Talks To Secure Funding Of Over $230 Million
Equities research firm CGS-CIMB said AirAsia would need 3 billion ringgit in new funding to maintain a healthy cash position, adding capital-raising efforts could result in shareholder dilution
Read MoreMalaysia's AirAsia Sees 2020 Capacity At 45-60% Of 2019 Levels On Virus Hit
AirAsia posted a loss of 803.3 million ringgit ($187.91 million) for the quarter ended March, from 96.1 million ringgit net profit in the year-ago period.
Read MoreMalaysia's AirAsia Founders Not Taking Salary; Staff Accepts Up To 75% Pay Cut
AirAsia has suspended most of its flights since March and its long-haul arm, AirAsia X Bhd, parked most of its aircraft at its Kuala Lumpur hub until May 31.
Read MoreGSV Bids $2.5 Billion For Malaysia Airlines, Says Funded By European Bank
GSV has submitted its proposal to Morgan Stanley which has been hired by the aviation group’s sole owner, sovereign wealth fund Khazanah Nasional Bhd.
Read MoreFirm Plans $2.5 Billion Capital Boost In Malaysia Airlines Takeover Bid
Malaysian sovereign wealth fund Khazanah Nasional Bhd took MAS private in 2014, spending 1.4 billion ringgit for the 30% of the company it did not already own.
Read MoreMalaysia's Airasia X Defers A330neo Deliveries As Coronavirus Crimps Demand
AirAsia X shares fell by 5% on Friday to a record low after it posted a net loss of 95.8 million ringgit ($22.62 million), worsening from an 88.1 million ringgit loss a year ago.
Read MoreAir France-KLM Proposes Buying 49% Of Malaysia Airlines, JAL Seeks Smaller Stake: Sources
Domestic carrier AirAsia Group Bhd and Malindo Air, the Malaysian arm of Indonesia's Lion Air, have also submitted proposals, the sources said.
Read MoreMalaysia Airlines Suspends Boeing 737 MAX Jet Deliveries Due To Grounding
The decision represents another setback for Boeing, which on Tuesday reported its worst annual net orders in decades, along with its lowest number of plane deliveries in 11 years.
Read MoreSITA Eyes India With Blackbox Data Streaming From Flights
The streaming of data from blackboxes, expected to be tested as early as June itself, comes amid rising concerns about safety of flights.
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