AirAsia (Malaysia) is in discussions to form a strategic cooperation with Vietravel Airlines (Vietnam), aiming to boost the operational capacity of the Vietnamese carrier. The proposed partnership is part of AirAsia’s broader strategy to expand its footprint in Southeast Asia through tactical alliances and joint initiatives with regional operators.
AirAsia Aviation Group, the Malaysian-based low-cost airline conglomerate, has announced the appointment of Suresh Bangah as the new President and General Manager of AirAsia Philippines, succeeding Ricky Isla, who will transition into the role of Chief Advisor to the GM. The leadership change is part of a strategic move to strengthen the airline’s Philippine operations.
Batik Air Malaysia has expanded its operational capabilities with the addition of a Boeing 737-800, serial number 39871, acquired on lease and powered by CFM56-7B24E engines. This fleet expansion supports the airline’s strategic focus on enhancing regional connectivity and meeting rising travel demand in Southeast Asia.
MASkargo (Malaysia), Qatar Airways Cargo, and IAG Cargo (UK) have jointly announced plans to form a Global Cargo Joint Business, aiming to integrate their air freight operations to enhance network connectivity and operational efficiency. The alliance, however, is still subject to regulatory approval.
Asia Digital Engineering (ADE), the maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO) subsidiary of Capital A (formerly AirAsia Group), has achieved a significant milestone by securing Maintenance Organization Approval from EASA(European Union Aviation Safety Agency) and a Repair Station Certificate from the FAA (Federal Aviation Administration). These dual recognitions mark a major step in ADE’s strategic push to become a…
Airbus has initiated active discussions with airlines in Malaysia regarding potential acquisitions of its A220 aircraft, signaling a growing strategic interest in the region. The European aircraft manufacturer expects up to 400 additional orders for the A220 in Malaysia, reflecting both short-term sales opportunities and long-term fleet renewal dynamics.
Capital A, the Malaysia-based parent of AirAsia, has secured approval from its shareholders and debtholders for a capital reduction plan valued at up to $1.4 billion. This strategic move is designed to help the company restructure its financial obligations and improve its overall balance sheet health.
Capital A, the parent company of AirAsia, is aiming to complete its Proposed Regularization and Restructuring Planby June 2025, marking a pivotal step in its post-pandemic recovery roadmap. The plan includes major financial and operational restructuring, with significant implications for the group’s airline subsidiaries and broader aviation assets.
Qatar Airways Cargo, IAG Cargo of the UK, and MAB Kargo of Malaysia have jointly announced plans to establish a Global Cargo Joint Business, subject to regulatory approvals. The alliance aims to enhance service offerings, expand global reach, and optimize capacity across the networks of the three cargo operators.
Capital A, the parent company of AirAsia, has taken a major step forward in its corporate restructuring process by issuing a Circular to Shareholders that outlines its Proposed Regularisation Plan. The plan includes a capital reduction of up to $1.3 billion, which aims to facilitate the company’s exit from Practice Note 17 (PN17) status on the Bursa Malaysia stock exchange.
