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AirAsia moves into big league with Galileo tie-up

AirAsia, Asia’s leading low-cost carrier, and Galileo, one of the leading GDS in the region, is not just any partnership but is a ground-breaking development as it means an LCC’s fares are available for the first time on a GDS. AirAsia also has the... TravelWeekly Asia
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AirAsia to become largest airline customer for A320 aircraft

AirAsia has placed a firm order for an additional 25 A320s. The latest contract brings AirAsia Group's (Malaysia AirAsia, Thai AirAsia and Indonesia AirAsia) total orders to 175 A320 aircraft, making it the largest airline customer for this particular... TravelWeekly Asia
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AirAsia X to launch Perth service amidst fare wars

AirAsia X yesterday announced that it will expand its Australian operations amid fears that a fare battle with Malaysia Airlines (MAS) could lead to its demise. The announcement of the new service comes in the wake of MAS’ Everyday Low Fares promo that... TravelWeekly Asia
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AirAsia X takes delivery of first A330

AirAsia X, the long haul low cost unit of the Malaysia-based AirAsia Group, has taken delivery of its first new A330-300. The aircraft was handed over at a special ceremony at Airbus headquarters in Toulouse The new aircraft is the first of 25 A330-300s... TravelWeekly Asia
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AirAsia to raise RM800 million from IPO

AirAsia expects to raise RM800 million (US$211 million) from its initial public offering (IPO) for listing on the main board of Bursa Malaysia (Stock Exchange of Malaysia) scheduled for end November. This would make AirAsia’s offering the biggest in the... TravelWeekly Asia
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AirAsia flies to Indonesia next month

AirAsia, Malaysia’s no frills, low cost carrier, will fly to Indonesia next month, its second international destination after Thailand. AirAsia will start daily services from Johor Bahru to Jakarta from April 10, Kuala Lumpur to Bandung on April 12, and... TravelWeekly Asia
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AirAsia abolishes admin fee

AirAsia is abolishing the administration fee from its fare structure. This presents further real savings to AirAsia passengers as they now only have to fork out the seat fare and airport tax. “No Admin Fee”, will come into effect for bookings made for... TravelWeekly Asia
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AirAsia to raise RM800 from IPO

AirAsia expects to raise RM800 million (US$211 million) from its initial public offering (IPO) for its listing on the main board of Bursa Malaysia scheduled for end November. This would make AirAsia’s offering the biggest in the country this year after... TravelWeekly Asia
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AirAsia X orders ten A350 XWB

AirAsia X, the long haul low cost affiliate of Malaysia's AirAsia Group, has placed a firm order with Airbus for 10 A350 XWB aircraft. The airline will use the aircraft on a network linking its Asian hub in Kuala Lumpur with destinations worldwide, especially... TravelWeekly Asia
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AirAsia wants to be ASEAN brand

AirAsia is on its way to being a truly ASEAN brand if its plans to fly to Laos and Myanmar are realised, as it will be flying to nine out of the 10 ASEAN countries. AirAsia’s group chief executive officer Tony Fernandes said the airline was in talks... TravelWeekly Asia
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