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AirAsia's profits hit by financing costs
by FP Staff
May 23, 2013

KUALA LUMPUR (Reuters) - Malaysia's AirAsia Bhd (AIRA.KL), Southeast Asia's biggest budget airline by passenger traffic, posted a 39.23 percent fall #
AirAsia's Q1 profit falls nearly 40% on high financing costs
May 22, 2013

Kuala Lumpur: Malaysia's AirAsia Bhd, Southeast Asia's biggest budget airline by passenger traffic, posted a 39.23 percent fall in first #Aviation # EarningsShow # AirAsia
Govt likely to put cap on preferred seats airlines can offer
May 19, 2013

weeks ago ahead of Air Asia India launching its operations. Its Malaysian parent company Air Asia is known to charge for seats, food, in #air india # Jet Airways # WhatNext # airlines # DGCA
Singapore Airlines results disappoint, capacity cuts planned
by FP Staff
May 17, 2013

a 24 percent stake in Jet Airways Ltd (JET.NS), India's largest carrier, while AirAsia has joined forces with the Tata group to start a local airline #
Four reasons why AirAsias India flight may be a turbulent one
by FP Editors
May 16, 2013

With Tony Fernandes finally ending the suspense over who would be AirAsia India CEO, the battle lines are drawn.The government even made a policy #ToWhatEffect # Aviation # Ratan Tata # AirAsia # low cost carriers # Tony Fernandes # Air Asia India
A family man who dislikes cricket: Who is AirAsia India CEO Mittu Chandilya?
by FP Staff
May 16, 2013

'The School-KFI' in Chennai, his hometown, where he will return now to take up the position of AirAsia India CEO.He never worked in IndiaChandilya has #AirAsia # WhoIsThis # AirAsia India # Mittu Chandiliya
From AirAsia to Unilever: Global cos bet on India's spending power
May 16, 2013

fruit.Recent investment plans like Malaysia-listed AirAsia's formation of an Indian airline with the Tata group and Swedish furniture giant IKEA's $2 #India # DealStream # FMCG # Unilever # Aviation # Air Asia # spending # consumers # Etihad # Deals
A man of fashion and former model: Meet AirAsia India CEO Mittu Chandilya
by FP Staff
May 16, 2013

A man of fashion, someone who admires Richard Gere and Amitabh Bachchan, will steer AirAsia's new airline in India.Tony Fernandes just named Mittu #BreakingNow # Air Asia # Mittu Chandilya
Excited to revolutionise aviation industry, says AirAsia India CEO Chandilya
May 15, 2013

Mumbai: AirAsia India today took another step to launch its much-talked about operations with the appointment of Mittu Chandilya as the chief #Business # Ratan Tata # WhoSaidWhat # AirAsia # AirAsia India # Mittu Chandilya
Foreign airlines keen on investing in Indian aviation: Ajit Singh
May 14, 2013

New Delhi: Upbeat over the Jet-Etihad deal and the proposal to launch Air Asia India, Civil Aviation Minister Ajit Singh today said foreign airlines #WhoSaidWhat # Ajit Singh # Indian aviation # Jet-Etihad Deal

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