Other News - 10/20/2005

Geoffrey Thomas October 21, 2005
AirAsia launched flights from its base in Kuala Lumpur to Chiang Mai, reconnecting the two cities after Malaysia Airlines cut flights after 9/11. AirAsia CEO Tony Fernandes told ATWOnline that the carrier "sold over 12,000 seats for the route since opening for sale two weeks ago." Chiang Mai is the...

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