The Tatas-AirAsia-run airline is also looking to break even by this December or early next year, managing director and chief executive Amar...

Sonowal held one to one Government to Business (G2B) discussion with the industry captains from Biocon, TAFE India, Air Asia, TTK Prestige ...

AirAsia India aims to scale up fleet to 20 aircraft by October this year to be eligible to start overseas operations.

On an average, an operator will have to pay an additional Rs 10-12 crore per aircraft in additional levies, which include the 5 per cent du...

AirAsia operates a fleet of 9 Airbus A320 aircraft. The ninth aircraft was added during the beginning of this year.Kolkata will become airl...

The existing workforce not only meets the current requirement but will also cater to future demand, AirAsia India CEO and MD Amar Abrol sai...

The airline currently operates to 13 airports in the country and may increase it to 16 with the addition of these seven aircraft.

AirAsia India is evaluating routes for international operations. It makes sense for the airline to plug into its existing network in Southe...

The launch of two new destinations and one new route is aimed at improving regional connectivity and increasing the airline's footprint in ...

The airline has eight aircraft and two more would be added in this financial year, Abrol said, adding that the staff strength is expected t...

AirAsia India is a joint venture between Tata Sons and AirAsia Holdings of Malaysia, which connects over 100 destinations worldwide.

On the limitations on availability of the planes, Abrol said AirAsia India currently operates single aircraft fleet, A320s.

"Hyderabad is being added to the network now. Lot of the other cities will be added to our network as we expand," said Abrol.

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

"We at AirAsia India are thrilled beyond words on having flown 2.5 million guests as of today," AirAsia CEO designate Amar Abrol said.

With the end of the last financial year, came the end of Mittu Chandilya's innings as the first CEO of AirAsia India.

“Chandilya’s contract ends March 31, 2016, but he will continue with the company until the end of April to ensure a smooth transition of CE...