Airlines have been badly hit by the coronavirus crisis, which brought air travel to a near standstill at its height earlier this year, forc...

The group said in a statement that its operations in India, like those of its now-shuttered Japan business, have been draining cash and add...

These procedures include contactless payment kiosks, enhanced features on the AirAsia mobile app and contactless kiosks in all operating ai...

The company is also interested in taking up an airport expansion project in Indonesia.

AirAsia (India) Ltd is a JV between Tata Sons & AirAsia, with AirAsia and Tata Sons Ltd holding 49 per cent each and two directors having t...

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

AirAsia Guests are not permitted to carry the Galaxy Note 7 - including recalled and replacement devices - on their person, in cabin bags, ...

The offer covers flights by AirAsia Malaysia, AirAsia Thailand, AirAsia Indonesia, AirAsia Philippines, AirAsia India, Malaysia AirAsia X a...

The promotion campaign which begins today would run till July 17 for passengers travelling between July 18 and November 24, 2016, AirAsia s...

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

The airline posted a loss of 41.3 million Malaysian Ringitt (Rs 65 crore), compared with 15.7 million Malaysian Ringitt (Rs 24.71 crore) a ...

AirAsia India, which began operations in June 2014, is a three-way joint venture between AirAsia Berhard, Tata Sons and Arun Bhatia's Teles...

Internationally, the Malyasian budget carrier has lowered its fares for as many as destinations across 20 countries, a release said.

The airline was launched 12 years ago, a month after the 9/11 and it seemed like an idea destined to fail: Except that the person behind it...

The JV has already sought FIPB approval. Air Asia will have 49% in the JV while the Tata Group and Hindustan Aviation will have residual 51...

AirAsia, the region's biggest budget carrier, is targeting India and China as economic growth and rising wages stoke travel demand.

AirAsia, which was launched in 2001 with just two planes, is now the region's fourth-biggest carrier with 25 million passengers a year.