AirAsia Mulling 40-Aircraft Buy
AirAsia debuted on the Kuala Lumpur stock exchange last week--the first budget carrier to do so--and plans to buy 40 aircraft from either Boeing or Airbus in the next two years. The airline now operates a fleet of 19 Boeing 737-300 aircraft. Its shares rose about 16% on their first day of trading...
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