AirAsia India, a 51:49 JV where Tata is the controlling shareholder, owes AirAsia Berhad Malaysia ₹489 crore as per its latest available fi...

The move is aimed at cutting down the local airline’s exposure to the parent, even as discussions progress for the Malaysian low-fare carri...

“AirAsia, because of its financial difficulties, is not keen on infusing capital into the India JV. It wants the JV to take on debt to run ...

In AirAsia India’s latest board meeting, joint venture partners Tata Sons and Malaysian low fare carrier AirAsia Berhad decided to raise ₹3...

The airline -- a joint venture between Tatas and Malaysia's AirAsia Berhad -- had a loss before tax of Rs 61.82 crore in the year-ago perio...

AirAsia Berhad and Tata Sons own 49 per cent each in AirAsia India.

AirAsia India, currently has a leased fleet of 15 Airbus A320 planes.

AirAsia posted a net loss of Rs 140 crore for the previous fiscal, which was 23% less than almost Rs 182 crore it reported in fiscal 2016. ...

Earlier this month, AirAsia India CEO Amar Abrol had said the airline will continue to make investments and expand fleet size to 10 in the ...

Many of transactions — primarily aircraft lease rentals and maintenance reserve payments — are done at higher-than-market rates, according ...

The carrier, its Malaysian shareholder’s joint venture with Tata Sons, posted a net loss of 23.4 million Malaysian Ringgits (Rs 38.2 crore).

Despite an over threefold growth in revenue, low-cost carrier AirAsia India today reported narrowing down of its operating loss to Rs 25.65...

"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...

In the year-ago period, the carrier -- which began operations last year -- had a net loss of nearly Rs 25 crore.

“Profitability is unlikely in the near to medium term unless there is a change in market conditions and government policy,” the Sydney-base...

AirAsia India carried nearly 2,38,000 passengers, earning Rs 3,131 per passenger during the March quarter. Ancillary income per passenger w...

AirAsia India will start flying from June 12, the airline’s Malaysian parent’s chief executive said ending months of wait for passengers