News & Reviews:   AirAsia

AirAsia is reportedly preparing to launch a new airline within the next one or two months, according to co-founder Tony Fernandes. At the same time, the company is also planning to raise to USD600 million, which is around RM2350 million, through bond sales to support its expansion plans.

As rising fuel costs and geopolitical tensions begin to impact the aviation industry, AirAsia may introduce modest fare increases in the near future. The update was shared by Tony Fernandes, Chief Executive Officer of Capital A, during a recent press conference in Kuala Lumpur.

AirAsia has announced its annual fixed-fare initiative for festive travel, with one-way fares starting from RM328 to Sarawak and RM398 to Sabah. The campaign is aimed at helping Malaysians plan their Lunar New Year and Hari Raya journeys earlier, while avoiding sudden fare spikes during peak periods.

Recently, the Malaysian Industrial Court yesterday found AirAsia guilty of firing Hyffny Yusof, a flight attendant, for allegedly insulting the company on social media. So, what should you know about it?

Today, it's now AirAsia's turn to announce a new policy for passengers carrying power banks. Just like Malaysia Airlines and Singapore Airlines, the usage of power banks onboard all flights will also be banned, effective from 1 April 2025 onwards.

Saudi Arabia's investment fund is now reportedly looking to invest around $100 million in local airline AirAsia. This step will not only help AirAsia in terms of funding but will also strengthen travel between Southeast Asia and Saudi Arabia. So, what should you know about it?

In yet another year, AirAsia has announced new fixed fares for Malaysians for the upcoming Chinese New Year in January 2025. Customers who have been looking to "balik kampung" can now book their flights online on AirAsia Move from a starting price of RM328, all-in-one way.

AirAsia recently announced a partnership with video game company SEGA and subsidiary ATLUS, as part of 'The Color Of Connection' campaign. So, what should you know about it?

In case you didn't know, Microsoft is experiencing a worldwide system outage at the moment. It's affecting and disrupting numerous IT services, airports, banks and businesses globally. This also includes KLIA, KLIA 2 and KTMB (Malayan Railway Limited).

This news might excite you if you are a frequent LRT user in Klang Valley. Recently, AirAsia Ride introduced more affordable offers for LRT passengers. That said, what should you know about it?