AirAsia And AirAsia X Plot Course For Network Recovery

March 07, 2022
AirAsia narrowbody
AirAsia aims to have two-thirds of its narrowbody fleet flying by year-end.
Credit: Christian Brinkmann/Airbus
AirAsia’s Malaysia-based carriers are making progress in rebuilding their fleets and networks, and these efforts are expected to gain more momentum after the planned reopening of Malaysia’s borders. The COVID-19 pandemic wiped out international services for both AirAsia and its long-haul sister...

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