- News
- Market Watch
- Bursa Malaysia
- My Portfolio
- Exchange Rates
- Unit Trusts
- Market Intelligence
- IPO Watch
- Company Ratings
- Bonus & Dividends
- Financial Results
- Share Buybacks
- Changes in Shareholdings
- Currency Converter
- Investor Relations
- Maritime
Published: Wednesday July 29, 2009 MYT 11:33:00 AM
Updated: Wednesday July 29, 2009 MYT 12:23:27 PM
AirAsia X to set up virtual hub in Middle East
By BK Sidhu
KUALA LUMPUR: AirAsia X Sdn Bhd, a long-haul budget airline and related company to AirAsia Bhd, is looking to set up its first ever virtual hub in the Middle East next year.
AirAsia X chief executive officer Azran Osman-Rani told reporters Wednesday that this hub would serve the region and beyond and was part of the airline’s expansion strategy.
He said the hub would be used for flights from Malaysia to Middle Eastern destinations as well as from the Middle East to Europe.
AIRASIA : [Stock Watch] [News]
For latest Bursa Malaysia indices, charts and other information click here
Related Stories:
AirAsia X to name new flight destinations
AirAsia to boost revenue via Tune Talk partnership
AirAsia X fails to get Govt nod for flights to Sydney and Seoul
AirAsia X CEO backs merger with AirAsia Bhd
AirAsia adds new service
AirAsia plans to sell three B737 aircraft
- Italian minister under fire for supporting McDonald's new burger
- Resorts World Singapore casino to open this week
- Electricity generation from air?
- M'sia needs major economic transformation to become developed nation
- Higher Maxis dividends expected
- Local bourse continues to bleed
- HLB says no to request
- KNM's RM3.55bil value counted after deducting debt
- Boeing's giant 250ft-long 747-8 makes first flight(update)
- Dow closes below 10,000 for 1st time in 3 months
- Resorts World Singapore casino to open this week
- Higher Maxis dividends expected
- Toyota readies global Prius recall
- Ekuiti Nasional aims to deliver at least 12% returns
- Electricity generation from air?
- Abu Dhabi bank plans to start operating in Malaysia
- KNM's RM3.55bil value counted after deducting debt
- Cyber attack in M'sia still under control
- Dow closes below 10,000 for 1st time in 3 months
- Maxis targets to wire up 500 buildings by year-end
RSS