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"Shut Up": Fight Breaks Out On Air Asia Flight After Passenger Calls A Group Of Women "Stupid"
The incident started when a male passenger seated behind three women became visibly frustrated when they continued talking loudly after the cabin lights were turned off.
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Air India Group Flew 90 All-Women Crew Flights To Mark Women's Day
Air India, along with Air India Express and AirAsia India, flew over 90 all-women crew flights in the run-up to Women's Day on Wednesday since March 1.
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Tata's Air India Proposes To Buy AirAsia India
Tata Group-owned Air India has proposed to buy the entire equity share capital of low cost carrier AirAsia India, in which Tata has a majority stake, to merge into a single airline, according to an application with India's competition commission.
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Malaysia's AirAsia Group Plans Air Taxi, Drone Delivery Service
As part of the group's diversification push, it also aims to launch a ride-hailing service next month as COVID-19 continues to hit air travel.
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Asian Nations Could Mandate COVID-19 Shots For Travellers, AirAsia Chief Says
Governments in Asia could require inbound travellers to receive COVID-19 vaccinations, AirAsia Group's Chief Executive Officer said on Wednesday, with such conditions expected to become a trend in the region.
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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's Tony Fernandes Denies Airbus Bribe Involving His Former F1 Team
AirAsia Group Berhad's Tony Fernandes on Tuesday denied a now-defunct Formula 1 racing team formerly co-owned by him had any links to a bribery scandal involving the Malaysian airline's only plane supplier, Airbus SE.
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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 Non-Executive Director Says Allegations Baseless, Blames Cyrus Mistry For "Revenge Legal Action"
Tata Trusts' R Venkataramanan today said said he has been wrongly named as an accused in the CBI case against AirAsia India as he had "little or no role to play" as a non-executive director at the airline, even as he blamed "revenge legal action" by former Tata Group chief Cyrus Mistry for the accusations.
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Probe Against AirAsia Chief Hits Airline's Big India Plans: Foreign Media
Tony Fernandes, the chief of AirAsia Group, is being investigated by the police in India for allegedly paying bribes to influence local policy, an official concerned told reporters.
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"Shut Up": Fight Breaks Out On Air Asia Flight After Passenger Calls A Group Of Women "Stupid"
The incident started when a male passenger seated behind three women became visibly frustrated when they continued talking loudly after the cabin lights were turned off.
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Air India Group Flew 90 All-Women Crew Flights To Mark Women's Day
Air India, along with Air India Express and AirAsia India, flew over 90 all-women crew flights in the run-up to Women's Day on Wednesday since March 1.
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Tata's Air India Proposes To Buy AirAsia India
Tata Group-owned Air India has proposed to buy the entire equity share capital of low cost carrier AirAsia India, in which Tata has a majority stake, to merge into a single airline, according to an application with India's competition commission.
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Malaysia's AirAsia Group Plans Air Taxi, Drone Delivery Service
As part of the group's diversification push, it also aims to launch a ride-hailing service next month as COVID-19 continues to hit air travel.
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Asian Nations Could Mandate COVID-19 Shots For Travellers, AirAsia Chief Says
Governments in Asia could require inbound travellers to receive COVID-19 vaccinations, AirAsia Group's Chief Executive Officer said on Wednesday, with such conditions expected to become a trend in the region.
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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's Tony Fernandes Denies Airbus Bribe Involving His Former F1 Team
AirAsia Group Berhad's Tony Fernandes on Tuesday denied a now-defunct Formula 1 racing team formerly co-owned by him had any links to a bribery scandal involving the Malaysian airline's only plane supplier, Airbus SE.
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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 Non-Executive Director Says Allegations Baseless, Blames Cyrus Mistry For "Revenge Legal Action"
Tata Trusts' R Venkataramanan today said said he has been wrongly named as an accused in the CBI case against AirAsia India as he had "little or no role to play" as a non-executive director at the airline, even as he blamed "revenge legal action" by former Tata Group chief Cyrus Mistry for the accusations.
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Probe Against AirAsia Chief Hits Airline's Big India Plans: Foreign Media
Tony Fernandes, the chief of AirAsia Group, is being investigated by the police in India for allegedly paying bribes to influence local policy, an official concerned told reporters.
