SEPANG, 13 JUNE -
A decade ago, AirAsia came under new ownership and
management and relaunched itself as Asia's first low-cost carrier. The
new incarnation began with a "fleet" of two aging Boeing-737's, six
domestic routes
and a staff of 250 Malaysian nationals. Ten years on, the AirAsia Group
encompasses six airlines --- AirAsia Malaysia, AirAsia Thailand,
AirAsia Indonesia,
Philippines’ AirAsia, AirAsia Japan and AirAsia X -- serving 80 destinations on 142 routes, a practically all-new fleet of 103 Airbus
A-320's and 11 wide-body A330's and A-340's. Our staff or better known as AirAsia
AllStars now number around 10,000 and they represent all the nationalities of ASEAN
as well as nationalities from East, West and South Asia -- and elsewhere in the world.
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