CCI approved the acquisition of AirAsia India by Air India. It is based on the request made to the Indian Competition Commission, where Air...

Flyers connecting to international flights from AirAsia India's domestic flights can now pre-book their excess baggage at the significantly...

ET reported the deal online early Tuesday evening. Subsequently, AirAsia Berhad made an announcement of its share sale on the Kuala Lumpur ...

AirAsia, which till recently held 49% in its India venture, will see its stake fall to 13% as it prioritises its geographical play after be...

This is the first time since the airline’s inception in 2014 that Tata group has become the largest shareholder.

The changes in the shareholding structure are believed to be a function of the central investigative action.

Tata is set to exit AirAsia India and run the only full-service private airline, which is Vistara-plus-Jet.

The deadline for submitting Expression of Interest (EoI) for 76 per cent stake in the debt-laden Air India is ending today.

The Malaysian airline holds 49 per cent stake in AirAsia India. In 2015 March quarter, the Indian carrier had flown 2.4 lakh passengers.

AirAsia today asserted that effective control of its joint venture AirAsia India is with Indian parties and said "vested interests" were tr...

Tata Sons will hike its stake in AirAsia India to 49% by buying additional shares from Arun Bhatia's Telestra which will be exiting the ven...

When asked about the funds requirement AirAsia India was looking at, the executive said it could be well below $100 million.

"If you ask the CEO (of AirAsia India) what is happening, he says sir what can I do? I don't have any information, everything is controlled...

The person, who requested anonymity, said the Tata Group may increase its stake in the Chennaibased carrier to 48 per cent eventually.

The domestic arm of the Malaysian no-frills airline AirAsia currently flies to Chennai, Kochi, Goa, Chandigarh, Jaipur, Pune from its B'lur...

Though NOC was issued by the Ministry last week, this was the first formal statement by the AirAsia CEO on microblogging site Twitter.

The airline stopped flying to London, Paris and some Indian cities last year due to increasing taxes and higher jet fuel prices.