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AirAsia To Sell 32.67% Stake In Indian Operations To Tata Sons
The announcement comes two months after AirAsia shut its operations in Japan, citing highly challenging conditions amid the pandemic
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AirAsia Group Reviewing India Investment, Hints At Possible Exit: Report
The group said in a statement that its operations in India, like those of its now-shuttered Japan business, have been draining cash and adding to the group's financial stress
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Eight Asian Budget Carriers Share Booking Platforms In Landmark Pact
Eight Asian low-cost carriers including subsidiaries of Japan's ANA Holdings Inc and Singapore Airlines Ltd (SIA) have formed a landmark alliance allowing travellers to book flights across their platforms for the first time.
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AirAsia to Re-Start Flights to Japan Early Next Year
AirAsia said today that it will start domestic and international flights from Japan early next year, after a high-profile exit from the market following the collapse of its joint venture with All Nippon Airways (ANA).
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AirAsia Has Little Margin for Error in Crisis Over Missing Jet
As AirAsia Bhd grapples with its first airliner disaster since its founding a dozen years ago, Asia's biggest budget carrier will have little margin for error given tough competition and thin profits in the sector.
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Japan's E-Commerce Giant Rakuten to Tie-Up with AirAsia: Report
The Toyo Keizai said one of the likeliest ideas was that Rakuten and AirAsia could hold a maximum one-third each of the Japanese unit's shares with the remaining one-third held by a combination of other Japanese firms. AirAsia chief executive Tony Fernandes is likely to hold a news conference in Japan in early July, it said.
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AirAsia To Sell 32.67% Stake In Indian Operations To Tata Sons
The announcement comes two months after AirAsia shut its operations in Japan, citing highly challenging conditions amid the pandemic
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AirAsia Group Reviewing India Investment, Hints At Possible Exit: Report
The group said in a statement that its operations in India, like those of its now-shuttered Japan business, have been draining cash and adding to the group's financial stress
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Eight Asian Budget Carriers Share Booking Platforms In Landmark Pact
Eight Asian low-cost carriers including subsidiaries of Japan's ANA Holdings Inc and Singapore Airlines Ltd (SIA) have formed a landmark alliance allowing travellers to book flights across their platforms for the first time.
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AirAsia to Re-Start Flights to Japan Early Next Year
AirAsia said today that it will start domestic and international flights from Japan early next year, after a high-profile exit from the market following the collapse of its joint venture with All Nippon Airways (ANA).
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AirAsia Has Little Margin for Error in Crisis Over Missing Jet
As AirAsia Bhd grapples with its first airliner disaster since its founding a dozen years ago, Asia's biggest budget carrier will have little margin for error given tough competition and thin profits in the sector.
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Japan's E-Commerce Giant Rakuten to Tie-Up with AirAsia: Report
The Toyo Keizai said one of the likeliest ideas was that Rakuten and AirAsia could hold a maximum one-third each of the Japanese unit's shares with the remaining one-third held by a combination of other Japanese firms. AirAsia chief executive Tony Fernandes is likely to hold a news conference in Japan in early July, it said.
