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This brand-new design showcases the number “50” portrayed, blending together two legendary creatures – China’s dragon and Thailand’s naga.

AirAsia has seen an upward trajectory during the second quarter of 2024 with a load factor of 90%, seeing an increase of 2% year-over-year.

The new airline wasted no time launching services after receiving its Cambodian Air Operator Certificate (AOC) on Tuesday.

The Malaysian government is now investigating after a new airline experienced a financial crisis, leaving several passengers stranded.

Malaysia Airlines and Cathay Pacific Airways have fallen short of deepening their cooperation after scrapping the plan to share revenue and costs as well as pricing and schedules for flight operations between Malaysia and Hong Kong. Both airlines have gotten into gear and recorded a profit after the pandemic. The potential agreement was first revealed […]

AirAsia, the Malaysian low-cost carrier, has announced its plans to resume the delivery of Airbus A321neo aircraft. During the pandemic, the carrier suspended new aircraft delivery. The new aircraft are expected to meet the goal of net zero by 2050. “We will also be taking delivery of the new Airbus A321neos from 2024, which will […]

Over the next year, AirAsia X will dedicate a third of the cargo capacity in its Airbus A330 cargo holds to transport freight on behalf of Teleport. AirAsia X has reached an agreement with another Capital A (previously the AirAsia Group) company to make greater use of the cargo capacity in its planes’ cargo holds. […]

Malaysia’s aviation industry is seeing the light at the end of the tunnel. In response to the Langkawi Travel Bubble, the domestic passenger movements in September in Malaysia have skyrocketed by 74 percent, compared to the previous month. Earlier, the Malaysian government has rolled out the Langkawi Travel Bubble to stimulate the travel industries, allowing […]

Malaysia’s AirAsia Group Berhad announced on Wednesday its decision to ground approximately 90% of its fleet, which currently consists of more than 200 aircraft across Asia, including slightly over 100 aircraft in Malaysia. This decision had to be made due to an ongoing wave of Covid-19 infections in Malaysia, where daily cases have been consistently […]

Malaysian low-cost carrier AirAsia X has been earned shareholder approval to go ahead with the debt restructuring process, which will allow the airline to pursue a plan that is viewed as essential for survival through the ongoing pandemic crisis. This comes as seemingly better news in light of the recent seventh-consecutive quarter loss it had […]