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Thai AirAsia has announced the return of its flights to Bangkok's Suvarnabhumi Airport starting October 1, restoring key routes following previous operational adjustments.

Bangladesh is exploring potential cooperation opportunities with AirAsia in the area of ground handling services, aiming to enhance aviation operations.

Insights from AirAsia MOVE's travel bookings for the latter half of the year indicate that travelers are increasingly prioritizing value, convenience, and deliberate planning over sheer volume in their travel habits.

A court has ordered AirAsia to pay Rs 1.15 lakh in compensation to a woman whose job offer was rescinded because of a passport stain, which the airline's check deemed problematic.

AirAsia X has refuted recent media reports alleging its Philippine operations were being grounded, labeling them as 'coordinated and sensationalised' and part of a 'deliberate smear campaign'.

AirAsia chief Tony Fernandes has stated that the current jet fuel crisis is having a worse impact on airlines than the Covid-19 pandemic, though robust regional demand is helping Asian carriers fare better than US budget airlines.

An article unpacks a recent AirAsia passenger outburst, examining whether the behavior was entitled or self-centered.

Thai AirAsia has announced further cuts to its summer routes in response to the continuous surge in jet fuel prices.

AirAsia co-founder Tony Fernandes has expressed his gratitude and paid tribute to the late Ling, crediting him with providing opportunities for survival.

AirAsia X to raise fares, cut capacity over Middle East war  The Straits Times

Capital A CEO Tony Fernandes stated that AirAsia will not cancel flights, as demand remains strong, even though the conflict in West Asia is causing an increase in fuel costs.

Airlines across Europe and Asia are increasing fares and raising fuel surcharges as the Iran war sends oil prices swinging wildly and stokes fears of jet fuel shortages if the fighting…

Crew members on an AirAsia flight to China were forced to rapidly deploy disinfectants and air fresheners after a passenger defecated on their seat mid-air.

The government of Bangladesh is exploring potential cooperation with AirAsia for airport ground handling services.

Indonesia AirAsia, a subsidiary of AirAsia, will cease its daily direct flight service between Singapore and Jakarta starting in July.

A consumer commission has ordered AirAsia to pay Rs 90,750 to a farmer whose rare hybrid jackfruit sapling was ruined after a flight delay caused him to miss a connection. The compensation includes the cost of the damaged sapling, ticket refund, and other expenses.

The Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines (Caap) has given AirAsia Philippines until June 6, 2026, to settle its unpaid financial obligations. The statement follows a cease and desist order.

AirAsia and Airbus are reportedly on the verge of announcing a substantial order for 150 A220 jets. This deal is expected to provide significant momentum for the A220 aircraft program.

This article delves into an AirAsia passenger outburst, analyzing whether the behavior stemmed from a sense of entitlement or self-centeredness.

AirAsia is testing the market by securing $230 million in private debt, led by Deutsche Bank.

AirAsia X has announced plans to increase airfares and reduce flight capacity in response to the ongoing conflict in the Middle East, impacting travel.

The CEO of AirAsia X has announced that the airline's fares have risen by as much as 40% as a direct consequence of the ongoing conflict in Iran.

Malaysia's Capital A, the parent company of AirAsia, has announced a new deputy CEO and is exploring the possibility of a dual listing on the Hong Kong stock exchange.

Airlines feel 'powerless' amid West Asia conflict, but AirAsia remains resilient, says Fernandes  The Star | Malaysia

AirAsia reported that it disinfected the cabin of a Shanghai-bound flight after a woman defecated in her seat during the descent, leaving passengers to endure the smell for the final 40 minutes of the overnight service.

An AirAsia flight from Tacloban City to Manila was canceled after a technical problem with its landing gear was detected before takeoff, causing a brief disruption at Daniel Z. Romualdez Airport.

AirAsia is reportedly missing payments to some of its suppliers, a situation attributed to the impact of increasing fuel costs on the airline's operations.

AirAsia has apologized to a family and submitted enhanced procedures to regulators regarding the use of medical child restraint devices, following a widely publicized boarding dispute.

AirAsia is reviewing its safety requirements policy after a family, including a child with cerebral palsy, was removed from a flight, prompting questions from the mother about previous flights with her daughter.

AirAsia X is reportedly close to finalizing a significant agreement to acquire 150 Airbus A220 aircraft.

AirAsia has released videos showcasing its staff speaking Mandarin, following the viral circulation of a clip depicting a passenger scolding cabin crew. This move appears to be a response to the incident, highlighting multilingual capabilities.

Malaysia's Court of Appeal has ruled that a former AirAsia co-pilot was unlawfully dismissed, awarding him RM147,400 in compensation and back wages.

Airlines like Delta and AirAsia X are responding to surging oil and fuel prices, partly attributed to the war in Iran, with Delta kicking off earnings season and AirAsia X planning to raise fares and trim capacity.

AirAsia's Fernandes welcomes first grandchild  The Star

A Penang-based street artist has accused AirAsia of reproducing his artwork as part of a livery on one of its aircraft without his permission.