Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim (center) witnessed the signing of the agreement between Capital A CEO Tony Fernandes (center left) and Christian Scherer (center right), CEO of Airbus Commercial Aircraft, in Paris on July 4, alongside several Malaysian cabinet ministers.
Credit: AirAsia
SINGAPORE—AirAsia has committed to acquiring 50 additional Airbus A321XLR aircraft as part of a renewed strategy to expand into long-haul markets, including Europe and North America. The agreement includes conversion rights for 20 aircraft to the XLR variant. Speaking at a press briefing, Capital A...
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