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Things looking good, will continue investing: AirAsia India CEO

Without divulging specific financial details, Abrol said the airline has been seeing gross profit since the new management took over in March

Delhi HC asks AirAsia to place its brand-licensing agreement before DGCA in 1 week

This is to determine who actually controls the Indian low-cost carrier as Tata Group owns 51% stake in AirAsia

AirAsia India's control issue in spotlight as govt denies knowledge of key JV agreement

AirAsia India is co-owned by Tata Sons and AirAsia Malaysia

AirAsia India rejigs management team

The airline has elevated Captain Manish Uppal as its director flight operations from his current role as head of training

Major rejig in management team of AirAsia India

AirAsia India, which started operations in June 2014, is co-owned by Tata Sons (49 per cent stake) and AirAsia Berhad

AirAsia India ties up with Reliance General Insurance

Under the partnership, 'Reliance Inland Travel Care Policy' will be offered to passengers of AirAsia India

AirAsia begins operations to Hyderabad, Goa, Guwahati

AirAsia India is a joint venture between Tata Sons and AirAsia Holdings of Malaysia

HC seeks govt's reply on FIA's plea on AirAsia's licence

FIA in its plea has said that AirAsia while applying for the licence had allegedly not disclosed its brand equity agreement

AirAsia to launch leasing business stake sale

The deal would help AirAsia boost its finances and slash debt after it faced criticism last year for its accounting practices

Hard to do business in India, but will remain here: Tony Fernandes

AirAsia group chief says being in the aviation sector in India is a 'double marathon' and not a 'sprint'

Promoters to invest Rs 234 cr in AirAsia India business

Airline earlier approved issue of fresh shares valuing Rs 234 cr to its two main owners, Tata Sons & AirAsia Malaysia, on a rights basis

If on sale, ready to buy Tatas' AirAsia India stake: Tony Fernandes

Under the new civil aviation policy, foreign entities -- excluding airlines -- can own up to 100% in Indian carriers

AirAsia places $12.6-bn order for 100 planes

AirAsia Group operates 1,000 flights per day to more than 120 places in 24 countries

AirAsia eyes Hong Kong listing as it expands in North Asia

To become a pan-Asian low-cost airline player as it also moves towards setting up a joint venture in China

AirAsia unveils promo fares starting Rs 786 for one-way domestic trip

The fares are available till July 3 for journey dates between February 1 and April 30, 2017

AirAsia announces 'Kabali' promotional fares

Low cost airline AirAsia, which recently tied up with the Rajinikanth starrer Kabali as the official airline partner, has announced a 'Fly like a Superstar' offer to promote the movie. The promotional offer features all-in-fares starting from Rs 786 one way to domestic destinations in India connected by AirAsia India, departing from Bengaluru or New Delhi. Amar Abrol, CEO, AirAsia India said, "The excitement around 'Kabali' has enabled us to unveil movie-themed activities and we are pleased to offer special promotional fares that will allow AirAsia guests to 'Fly like a Superstar' to their favorite destinations in India & beyond with fares from as low as Rs 786 one way." The rates are subject to conditions. Promotional all-in-fares quote fare for one-way travel only inclusive of taxes.Bookings under the offer is available from June 27, 2016 to July 3, 2016 for travel between February 1, 2017 and April 30, 2017. The promotion is available for booking online at AirAsia website and ..

AirAsia official airline partner for Rajinikanth's Kabali

The carrier plans engagement activities for Rajini fans travelling on AirAsia flights

AirAsia gets $1 -billion offer to sell leasing company

The airline intends to divest the business at some point, says CEO

AirAsia plans to expand fleet as China leads demand surge

AirAsia, Southeast Asia's biggest budget carrier, plans to expand its fleet as it taps demand in a region projected to surpass the US as the world's biggest air-travel market in two decades, led by China.The airline is looking to add five aircraft this year and as many as 10 more in 2017 "depending on demand," Chairman Kamarudin Meranun said in an interview in Kuala Lumpur Wednesday. The company is also planning to increase the number of destinations in China from 18 and frequency of its flights in the world's second-biggest economy, he said."We see the strongest growth in China," he said. AirAsia, which is scheduled to release its quarterly earnings later on Thursday, currently has about 170 aircraft in its fleet.AirAsia is among airlines in the region adding more aircraft as economic growth and rising incomes make air travel affordable to more people. Last month, Xiamen Airlines Co, a unit of China Southern Airlines Co, ordered 10 single-aisle jets worth about $851 million from Boein

AirAsia hits 2.5 million passenger milestone

To celebrate this occasion, AirAsia India is offering 50% off on return fares for 50 hours across the AirAsia Group network