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AirAsia Shelves Low-Cost Flights To Europe 'For Now', Says CEO Tony Fernandes
Low-cost, long-haul has taken off recently, especially across the North Atlantic, but there are doubts whether it can work in other regions.
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AirAsia CEO Tony Fernandes Takes Singapore Airlines Flight. Here's Why
AirAsia Chief Executive Officer Tony Fernandes recently travelled on Singapore Airlines because his own planes were sold out.
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AirAsia May Offer Fliers Wi-Fi On-Board Soon
AirAsia CEO Tony Fernandes took to micro-blogging site twitter and promised that the service would be affordable.
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AirAsia Excited About Indian Market, Says Chief Fernandes
AirAsia is excited about India and is looking to accelerate there even though it is a tough market, the budget airline's chief Tony Fernandes said on Tuesday.
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AirAsia Places $12.6-Billion Order For 100 Planes
To cater to the rising demand, Malaysian budget carrier AirAsia on Tuesday said it will buy 100 new aircraft from Airbus valued at more than $12.6 billion.
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If On Sale, Ready To Buy Tatas' AirAsia India Stake: Tony Fernandes
AirAsia chief Tony Fernandes has expressed willingness to buy stake from the Tatas in AirAsia India provided it is on sale even as he emphasised that the airline joint venture is working well.
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Hard To Do Business In India, But Will Remain Here: AirAsia CEO
AirAsia group chief Tony Fernandes has said it was hard to do business in India due to protectionist policies and "vested interests", but his joint venture carrier AirAsia India was here for a long haul.
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AirAsia India to Start Flights to Mumbai Soon
In the domestic circuit, AirAsia operates in the Bangalore to Kochi, Chennai, Chandigarh, Jaipur and Goa sectors.
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Budget Airline AirAsia Considers Flying Into Dubai: Group CEO
AirAsia Bhd, Asia's largest budget airline by passengers, is in talks with the Dubai authorities to start flying into the emirate, group chief executive Tony Fernandes has said.
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Budget Airline AirAsia Considers Flying Into Dubai: Group CEO
AirAsia Bhd, Asia's largest budget airline by passengers, is in talks with the Dubai authorities to start flying into the emirate, group chief executive Tony Fernandes has said.
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AirAsia Dares IndiGo in an Open War
Bringing its fight with competing carrier IndiGo out in the open, AirAsia group chief Tony Fernandes said in a tweet on Tuesday that any attempt to oppose the entry of start-up airline AirAsia India would make it "stronger and smarter".
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AirAsia Plans Flights in 2-3 Months in India
The carrier this month won court approval to operate in India after delays because of domestic airlines' opposition.
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AirAsia India Tickets on Sale From Today
The carrier this month won court approval to operate in India after delays because of domestic airlines' opposition.
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AirAsia CEO: Some Airlines Scared of Us
After triggering off an airline fare war, AirAsia has now made some strong comments against rivals.
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"After All The Attention I Got...": Air Asia's CEO Latest Post
Mr Fernandes in his latest post on the networking platform LinkedIn made veiled reference to the controversy.
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AirAsia Shelves Low-Cost Flights To Europe 'For Now', Says CEO Tony Fernandes
Low-cost, long-haul has taken off recently, especially across the North Atlantic, but there are doubts whether it can work in other regions.
-
AirAsia CEO Tony Fernandes Takes Singapore Airlines Flight. Here's Why
AirAsia Chief Executive Officer Tony Fernandes recently travelled on Singapore Airlines because his own planes were sold out.
-
AirAsia May Offer Fliers Wi-Fi On-Board Soon
AirAsia CEO Tony Fernandes took to micro-blogging site twitter and promised that the service would be affordable.
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AirAsia Excited About Indian Market, Says Chief Fernandes
AirAsia is excited about India and is looking to accelerate there even though it is a tough market, the budget airline's chief Tony Fernandes said on Tuesday.
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AirAsia Places $12.6-Billion Order For 100 Planes
To cater to the rising demand, Malaysian budget carrier AirAsia on Tuesday said it will buy 100 new aircraft from Airbus valued at more than $12.6 billion.
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If On Sale, Ready To Buy Tatas' AirAsia India Stake: Tony Fernandes
AirAsia chief Tony Fernandes has expressed willingness to buy stake from the Tatas in AirAsia India provided it is on sale even as he emphasised that the airline joint venture is working well.
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Hard To Do Business In India, But Will Remain Here: AirAsia CEO
AirAsia group chief Tony Fernandes has said it was hard to do business in India due to protectionist policies and "vested interests", but his joint venture carrier AirAsia India was here for a long haul.
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AirAsia India to Start Flights to Mumbai Soon
In the domestic circuit, AirAsia operates in the Bangalore to Kochi, Chennai, Chandigarh, Jaipur and Goa sectors.
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Budget Airline AirAsia Considers Flying Into Dubai: Group CEO
AirAsia Bhd, Asia's largest budget airline by passengers, is in talks with the Dubai authorities to start flying into the emirate, group chief executive Tony Fernandes has said.
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Budget Airline AirAsia Considers Flying Into Dubai: Group CEO
AirAsia Bhd, Asia's largest budget airline by passengers, is in talks with the Dubai authorities to start flying into the emirate, group chief executive Tony Fernandes has said.
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AirAsia Dares IndiGo in an Open War
Bringing its fight with competing carrier IndiGo out in the open, AirAsia group chief Tony Fernandes said in a tweet on Tuesday that any attempt to oppose the entry of start-up airline AirAsia India would make it "stronger and smarter".
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AirAsia Plans Flights in 2-3 Months in India
The carrier this month won court approval to operate in India after delays because of domestic airlines' opposition.
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AirAsia India Tickets on Sale From Today
The carrier this month won court approval to operate in India after delays because of domestic airlines' opposition.
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AirAsia CEO: Some Airlines Scared of Us
After triggering off an airline fare war, AirAsia has now made some strong comments against rivals.
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"After All The Attention I Got...": Air Asia's CEO Latest Post
Mr Fernandes in his latest post on the networking platform LinkedIn made veiled reference to the controversy.
