AirAsia Group announced it would raise funds through private placement. ...
With AirAsia X in peril, could the Malaysian low-cost airline jeopardize the Airbus A330neo program, considering its importance to the aircraft?...
The low-budget carrier AirAsia India plans to expand its growing fleet with three more Airbus A320neo aircraft by 2021....
Malaysian low-cost airline AirAsia Group is revising investments in its financially burdened Indian subsidiary, after its Japan affiliate filed for bankruptcy....
AirAsia Group, a Malaysia-based investment holding company, secured a $72 million loan from Sabah Development Bank Berhad and disbursed it to the group’s units....
Ricky Isla, the CEO of AirAsia Philippines, the Philippine affiliate air carrier of AirAsia Group, announced that the airline started negotiations among financial institutions in order to secure fresh capital and keep itself afloat....
The Malaysian Ministry of Finance denied a media report claiming that the government of the country has granted a $242 million (RM 1 billion) loan as a lifeline to AirAsia Group. The Ministry of Finance stated that none of the airlines has received any of state-owned loan guarantees yet....
AirAsia X, a long-haul subsidiary of AirAsia Group, announced its $15.3 billion debt restructuring scheme as a measure to escape liquidation following unsuccessful attempts to meet its financial obligations....
As AirAsia is looking to withdraw from some of its joint-ventures, including the close of AirAsia Japan, is the low-cost empire overstretched or was simply overly opportunistic in its expansion plans?...
Tata Sons considers pursuing 49% of AirAsia India stake in the joint venture among Tata sons and AirAsia Group, as the air carrier suffers asperities to operate in India. Meanwhile, Hardeep Singh Puri, the Minister of Civil Aviation of India, hinted that AirAsia Group was suspending its affiliate’s operations in India as “their parent company has problems”....
