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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 Group's Operating Profit Halves In Third Quarter On Higher Fuel Prices
AirAsia relies heavily on its home market, where it has been gaining share against Malaysia Airlines, for profitability.
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These Are The Airlines On The Brink Of Ruin In Coronavirus Crisis
Having a home government with deep -- and open -- pockets is emerging as key in terms of whether an airline will make it through the coronavirus pandemic.
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AirAsia CEO Quits Facebook After Live-Streaming Of New Zealand Shooting
AirAsia Group Bhd Chief Executive Officer Tony Fernandes closed his Facebook account, saying the live streaming of the mass shooting in New Zealand on the platform was too much for him.
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AirAsia Group's Operating Profit Halves In Third Quarter On Higher Fuel Prices
AirAsia relies heavily on its home market, where it has been gaining share against Malaysia Airlines, for profitability.
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Airbus Wins $9.2 Billion of Aircraft Orders From Asian Carriers
Sichuan Airlines Taiwan’s StarLux to buy widebody A350 jets.
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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 Group Chief Tony Fernandes Gets Overseas Citizen of India Status
Tony Fernandes, chief of Malaysia's AirAsia Group, has been given the status of Overseas Citizen of India (OIC) by the Indian government, amid concerns in certain quarters over control at budget carrier AirAsia India.
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AirAsia India December Quarter Loss Narrows to Rs 26 Crore
Despite an over three-fold jump in revenue, low-cost carrier AirAsia India on Friday reported narrowing down of its operating loss to Rs 25.65 crore in the December quarter.
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Mittu Chandilya Not Quitting AirAsia India: Tony Fernandes
AirAsia India CEO Mittu Chandilya is not quitting the airline, AirAsia Group chief Tony Fernandes said on Sunday as he announced that the two-year-old Indian carrier would "shortly" add two aircraft as part of its fleet expansion plans.
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Malfunction Forces AirAsia X to Abort Flight, Turn Back
A system malfunction forced the pilots of an AirAsia X flight from Kuala Lumpur to Jeddah to abort the flight and return to Malaysia today, the AirAsia Group's CEO said.
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AirAsia Shares Fall 8% in Malaysia After Plane Goes Missing
Analysts said the Sunday incident involving AirAsia's Indonesia unit may cause some travellers to be wary about flying with the AirAsia group, affecting its prospects to improve yields and bolster its profit in the year ahead.
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AirAsia Faces Biggest Crisis as Jet Goes Missing
A dream run for the airline and its flamboyant boss, Tony Fernandes, turned sour on Sunday, as Indonesia AirAsia reported an Airbus 320-200 with 162 people on board went missing during a flight from the Indonesian city of Surabaya to Singapore.
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AirAsia to start India operations later this year
Malaysian low-cost carrier AirAsia said on Saturday that its Indian operations should begin later this year with flights for southern region and the company would also look at setting up some ancillary businesses in the country.
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Partnership with Tata Sons a marriage made in heaven for us: AirAsia
AirAsia Group CEO Tony Fernandes described the tie-up with Tata Sons as "a marriage made in heaven". "They know the Indian economy well. They are in most parts of the economy... they have a fantastic reputation and are good partners to be with. They understand partnership very well and I have a good relationship with Ratan Tata and now the new C...
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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.
-
AirAsia Group's Operating Profit Halves In Third Quarter On Higher Fuel Prices
AirAsia relies heavily on its home market, where it has been gaining share against Malaysia Airlines, for profitability.
-
These Are The Airlines On The Brink Of Ruin In Coronavirus Crisis
Having a home government with deep -- and open -- pockets is emerging as key in terms of whether an airline will make it through the coronavirus pandemic.
-
AirAsia CEO Quits Facebook After Live-Streaming Of New Zealand Shooting
AirAsia Group Bhd Chief Executive Officer Tony Fernandes closed his Facebook account, saying the live streaming of the mass shooting in New Zealand on the platform was too much for him.
-
AirAsia Group's Operating Profit Halves In Third Quarter On Higher Fuel Prices
AirAsia relies heavily on its home market, where it has been gaining share against Malaysia Airlines, for profitability.
-
Airbus Wins $9.2 Billion of Aircraft Orders From Asian Carriers
Sichuan Airlines Taiwan’s StarLux to buy widebody A350 jets.
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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 Group Chief Tony Fernandes Gets Overseas Citizen of India Status
Tony Fernandes, chief of Malaysia's AirAsia Group, has been given the status of Overseas Citizen of India (OIC) by the Indian government, amid concerns in certain quarters over control at budget carrier AirAsia India.
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AirAsia India December Quarter Loss Narrows to Rs 26 Crore
Despite an over three-fold jump in revenue, low-cost carrier AirAsia India on Friday reported narrowing down of its operating loss to Rs 25.65 crore in the December quarter.
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Mittu Chandilya Not Quitting AirAsia India: Tony Fernandes
AirAsia India CEO Mittu Chandilya is not quitting the airline, AirAsia Group chief Tony Fernandes said on Sunday as he announced that the two-year-old Indian carrier would "shortly" add two aircraft as part of its fleet expansion plans.
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Malfunction Forces AirAsia X to Abort Flight, Turn Back
A system malfunction forced the pilots of an AirAsia X flight from Kuala Lumpur to Jeddah to abort the flight and return to Malaysia today, the AirAsia Group's CEO said.
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AirAsia Shares Fall 8% in Malaysia After Plane Goes Missing
Analysts said the Sunday incident involving AirAsia's Indonesia unit may cause some travellers to be wary about flying with the AirAsia group, affecting its prospects to improve yields and bolster its profit in the year ahead.
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AirAsia Faces Biggest Crisis as Jet Goes Missing
A dream run for the airline and its flamboyant boss, Tony Fernandes, turned sour on Sunday, as Indonesia AirAsia reported an Airbus 320-200 with 162 people on board went missing during a flight from the Indonesian city of Surabaya to Singapore.
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AirAsia to start India operations later this year
Malaysian low-cost carrier AirAsia said on Saturday that its Indian operations should begin later this year with flights for southern region and the company would also look at setting up some ancillary businesses in the country.
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Partnership with Tata Sons a marriage made in heaven for us: AirAsia
AirAsia Group CEO Tony Fernandes described the tie-up with Tata Sons as "a marriage made in heaven". "They know the Indian economy well. They are in most parts of the economy... they have a fantastic reputation and are good partners to be with. They understand partnership very well and I have a good relationship with Ratan Tata and now the new C...
