Tony Fernandes

AirAsia Chief Executive Officer Tony Fernandes recently travelled on Singapore Airlines because his own planes were sold out.

Mr Fernandes in his latest post on the networking platform LinkedIn made veiled reference to the controversy.

Gaurav Taneja, known for his YouTube channel "Flying Beast," has finally answered the million-dollar question about his monthly earnings. In a recent interview conducted by Raj Shamani, Mr Taneja said that he earns more than the CEO of AirAsia

"Got to love Indonesia and AirAsia culture that I can have a massage and do a management meeting," Mr Fernandes wrote in the caption.

On Monday, AirAsia reported a record quarterly loss of 803 million ringgit ($187 million) for the first three months of the year

Receiving money to "offset" buying planes and equipment did not necessarily constitute bribery, Malaysia's prime minister Mahathir Mohamad said on Thursday, days after AirAsia boss Tony Fernandes stepped aside temporarily in the wake of a $4 billion Airbus graft scandal.

AirAsia's colourful chief executive Tony Fernandes has stepped aside from the company while authorities probe unusual payments at the Malaysian carrier, as the fallout from a $4 billion bribery fine at Airbus reverberates across the industry.

AirAsia Group Berhad's Tony Fernandes on Tuesday denied a now-defunct Formula 1 racing team formerly co-owned by him had any links to a bribery scandal involving the Malaysian airline's only plane supplier, Airbus SE.

The Enforcement Directorate has issued fresh summons to three senior officials in the AirAsia management in connection with a money laundering case lodged by the CBI in May 2018.

The officials said while Mr Fernandes has been summoned on January 20, a few others from the airline's current and past management have also been asked to depose before it for questioning in the following days. The executives have also been asked to bring certain case-related documents when they appear before the ED so that the probe into the ca...

The Enforcement Directorate (ED) has summoned senior executives of AirAsia including CEO Tony Fernandes for questioning in connection with a money laundering case, officials said today.

AirAsia Group Bhd Chief Executive Officer Tony Fernandes closed his Facebook account, saying the live streaming of the mass shooting in New Zealand on the platform was too much for him.

Malaysian carrier AirAsia Berhad on Tuesday refuted allegations made by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) against its global CEO Tony Fernandes and others, terming them as 'baseless, unsupported and unjustified.'

AirAsia money laundering case: ED investigators collected up a number of documents last week from the as part of the investigation

AirAsia is majority-owned by Tatas and Venkataramanan has around 1.5 per cent shareholding in the joint venture with AirAsia Berhad.

AirAsia Chief Executive Officer Tony Fernandes recently travelled on Singapore Airlines because his own planes were sold out.

Mr Fernandes in his latest post on the networking platform LinkedIn made veiled reference to the controversy.

Gaurav Taneja, known for his YouTube channel "Flying Beast," has finally answered the million-dollar question about his monthly earnings. In a recent interview conducted by Raj Shamani, Mr Taneja said that he earns more than the CEO of AirAsia

"Got to love Indonesia and AirAsia culture that I can have a massage and do a management meeting," Mr Fernandes wrote in the caption.

On Monday, AirAsia reported a record quarterly loss of 803 million ringgit ($187 million) for the first three months of the year

Receiving money to "offset" buying planes and equipment did not necessarily constitute bribery, Malaysia's prime minister Mahathir Mohamad said on Thursday, days after AirAsia boss Tony Fernandes stepped aside temporarily in the wake of a $4 billion Airbus graft scandal.

AirAsia's colourful chief executive Tony Fernandes has stepped aside from the company while authorities probe unusual payments at the Malaysian carrier, as the fallout from a $4 billion bribery fine at Airbus reverberates across the industry.

AirAsia Group Berhad's Tony Fernandes on Tuesday denied a now-defunct Formula 1 racing team formerly co-owned by him had any links to a bribery scandal involving the Malaysian airline's only plane supplier, Airbus SE.

The Enforcement Directorate has issued fresh summons to three senior officials in the AirAsia management in connection with a money laundering case lodged by the CBI in May 2018.

The officials said while Mr Fernandes has been summoned on January 20, a few others from the airline's current and past management have also been asked to depose before it for questioning in the following days. The executives have also been asked to bring certain case-related documents when they appear before the ED so that the probe into the ca...

The Enforcement Directorate (ED) has summoned senior executives of AirAsia including CEO Tony Fernandes for questioning in connection with a money laundering case, officials said today.

AirAsia Group Bhd Chief Executive Officer Tony Fernandes closed his Facebook account, saying the live streaming of the mass shooting in New Zealand on the platform was too much for him.

Malaysian carrier AirAsia Berhad on Tuesday refuted allegations made by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) against its global CEO Tony Fernandes and others, terming them as 'baseless, unsupported and unjustified.'

AirAsia money laundering case: ED investigators collected up a number of documents last week from the as part of the investigation

AirAsia is majority-owned by Tatas and Venkataramanan has around 1.5 per cent shareholding in the joint venture with AirAsia Berhad.