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Capital A Berhad functions as an investment holding company, primarily known for its extensive air transportation services operated under the globally recognized AirAsia brand. These flight operations span Malaysia, Indonesia, the Philippines, and various other international destinations. Beyond its core aviation business, the company boasts a diverse portfolio of integrated services. These include specialized management and engineering support, aircraft leasing, and shared or outsourced business solutions. Capital A also offers a range of financial and related services, alongside central…
Tony Fernandes, CEO of Capital A, talks about the AirAsia's latest order deal with France's Airbus, and explains how the addition of A220s will help streamline and expand the airline's network.
AirAsia is ordering 150 A220 jets from Airbus , Airbus commercial aviation CEO Lars Wagner announced at an event in Quebec on Wednesday.
Airbus plans to announce an order on Wednesday for about 150 A220 jets from AirAsia , in a boost for the planemaker's smallest jetliner that has recently lost orders to Brazil's Embraer , two sources told Reuters.
The co-founder of AirAsia X said on Tuesday the Malaysian airline plans a significant order for small jets as it adds new routes and flights for Asia's first-time travellers, but no longer needs a pending order for 15 Airbus A330neo jets.
Airbus is closing in on a deal to sell around 100 A220 jets to AirAsia , marking the budget airline's first foray into regional narrowbody aircraft, industry sources said.