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AirAsia case: Cyrus Mistry hits back at Tata Trusts' head Venkataramanan

Mistry and Venkataramanan have been involved in an ugly public spat since the legal fight began between the ousted chairman and Tata Sons

AirAsia's Tony Fernandes: A heads-and-tails success saga hits turbulence

So far, the chemistry between Ratan Tata and Fernandes is the only reason the airline is still functioning

AirAsia India CEO Amar Abrol quits to move back to parent firm

Abrol is the second CEO after his predecessor Mittu Chandilya to leave the airline abruptly

AirAsia India MD & CEO Amar Abrol quits; to return to firm's Malaysia biz

AirAsia, which began operations in June 2014, said Abrol expressed desire to return to Malaysia to be closer to his family

Money 2020 conference: AirAsia brings its own mobile wallet, unveils BigPay

In the future, BigPay will also move into cross-border remittances and online lending, reports Tech In Asia

AirAsia announces up to 90% discount on flight tickets from Sept-May

AirAsia's 'Big Sale' offer is exclusively available on 'Big loyalty' mobile app

AirAsia clinches deal to sell 182 Airbus jets portfolio for $1.2 billion

Under the deal, Fly Leasing Ltd, Incline B Aviation Ltd Partnership and Nomura Babcock and Brown will acquire a portfolio of 84 aircraft and 14 engines

AirAsia plans to add around 30 jets this year due to strong demand: CEO

AirAsia, which operates close to 200 airplanes and is one of Airbus SE's biggest customers, has airlines in Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia, the Philippines, India and Japan

A mid-air misadventure

The more things change, the more they stay the same at AirAsia India

AirAsia India adds one A320 aircraft, to launch 3 new routes

It will introduce flights from Ranchi to Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Bhubaneswar

AirAsia's leasing unit sale imminent with no roadblocks: CEO Tony Fernandes

AirAsia is considering the purchase of Bombardier Inc's 110- to 130-seat narrow-body C Series jets

AirAsia happy to fly domestic, for now: CEO Tony Fernandes

He says the airlines is in no hurry to fly internationally

AirAsia CEO shelves low-cost flights to Europe

Low-cost, long-haul has taken off recently, especially across the North Atlantic

How the internet saved AirAsia: Tony Fernandes shares business lessons

Today the company has 220 planes, and carries 65 mn passengers annually, reports Tech in Asia

AirAsia to launch new Chinese low cost carrier based in Zhengzhou

Group is the largest foreign LCC operating into the country

Encourage easier global connectivity for growth: Aireen Omar

It has some big expansion plans up its sleeve over the next five years

We are seeking a waiver of the 0/20 rule: AirAsia Berhad

Says if govt abolishes the condition, AirAsia India may start international flights in 2-3 months

AirAsia to run Bhubaneswar-Kuala Lumpur flights from April 26

Malaysia based low cost airline AirAsia has added Bhubaneswar to its list of destinations in India with four weekly direct flights from Kuala Lumpur.It will commence operations on April 26, 2017, making AirAsia Group's 16th route into India.On February 17, the low cost carrier had signed a pact with the Odisha government for running direct international flights from Bhubaneswar to Kuala Lumpur.This new route is operated exclusively by AirAsiaBerhad (flight code AK) and will offer guests an experience of the rich culture, tantalizing food scene and multi-faceted sights of the country's capital city, Kuala Lumpur, the company said in a statement.Celebratory all-in-fares from Rs 999 one way are available for booking from February 23 until 5 March 2017 for the travel period from April 26, 2017 until October 27, 2017."With Bhubaneswar now added to our extensive network, AirAsia is unlocking the potential of international air travel from Kuala Lumpur to Eastern India and its surrounding ...

Malaysia's AirAsia posts 16% drop in Q4 profit

The airline said it remains positive on prospects for the group this year

AirAsia inks pact with Odisha to run direct flights to Kuala Lumpur

Carrier seeks to ply 3-4 flights a week, state is offering subsidy in form of viability gap funding