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Cake Cutting Ceremony

Cake cutting ceremony! From left - CEO of Sydney Airport Keri Mather, CEO of AirAsia X Azran Osman-Rani, Chairman of AirAsia X Tan Sri Rafidah Aziz and CEO of Destination NSW Sandra Chipchase.

AirAsia signs distribution, call option agreements
Malaysia Star
PETALING JAYA: AirAsia Bhd has entered into distribution and call option agreements with Tune Ins Holdings Sdn Bhd and Tune Money Sdn Bhd in relation to the provision of insurance products to AirAsia customers as well as the right to purchase Tune Ins ...
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Central & South Asia Pakistan PM orders air crash inquiry
Aljazeera.com
Pakistan's prime minister has called for a judicial inquiry after the deaths of 127 people in an air crash near the capital city, Islamabad. Announcing on Saturday that he had ordered a judicial commission to investigate the accident, ...
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ABL: Indonesia Warriors maul Alexander-less PHL Patriots
GMA News
The Indonesia Warriors drubbed an incomplete AirAsia Philippine Patriots side, 104-79, Saturday in the 3rd ASEAN Basketball League at the Ynares Sports Arena in Pasig City. The Patriots struggled after playing with only one import after Chris ...
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Warriors waylay undermanned PH Patriots
Inquirer.net
By June Navarro THE INDONESIA Warriors simply had too much firepower for AirAsia Philippines last night and scored a 104-79 rout of the undermanned Patriots in a highly physical Asean Basketball League encounter presented by PG Flex at the Ynares Arena ...
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Attention Expats: Singapore is Better Than Hong Kong
New York Times (blog)
Hong Kong, said Lee Quane, regional director for Asia at ECA International, has the third worst score for any of the 49 Asian cities assessed by the consulting firm, after Beijing and New Delhi, and now ranks among the worst locations worldwide for air ...
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New York Times (blog)
ABL: Beermen aim to break tie with Patriots, gun for top seeding
GMA News
The Beermen won their third straight game with the Nick Fazekas-Duke Crews tandem and already bagged the semifinals berth following an emphatic 93-78 victory over the AirAsia Philippine Patriots. San Miguel and the Philippines are now tied for the top ...
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Westwood holds lead at Masters
Jakarta Post
Westwood, who finished tied third at the US Masters, made eight consecutive pars before adding birdies on holes 18 and three followed by two closing birdies for an 11-under-par 133 at the US$750000 Asian Tour event. The world number three holds a ...
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Japan Air May Add New Spain, Germany Flights With 787
Bloomberg
“We expect much more traffic, not only from Tokyo, but from Asia via Tokyo to the US, and vice versa.” Six Hours Japan Air, which started a venture for Pacific flights with AMR Corp. (AAMRQ)'s American Airlines last year, is adding the US flights to ...
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Thai AirAsia: Expect Parent Company To List On Thai Bourse In May
Fox Business
BANGKOK – Budget carrier Thai AirAsia expects the listing of Asia Aviation, a holding firm that owns 51% of the airline, to take place in May, Chief Executive Tassapon Bijleveld said Thursday. However, the exact timing of the initial public offering ...
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AirAsia joins carriers in opposing penalty hike
BusinessWorld Online Edition
BUDGET CARRIER AirAsia Philippines, Inc. has joined the chorus of airlines that have expressed wariness over the government's plan to increase the compensation for bumped-off passengers, an official said. THE PROPOSED hike in compensation for bumped ...
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AirAsia BIG partners KL SOGO
The Sun Daily
KUALA LUMPUR (April 12, 2012): Department store operator Sogo Kuala Lumpur (KL Sogo) today announced its partnership with AirAsia BIG, a loyalty programme by low-cost airline AirAsia. To kick off the partnership, the shopping centre launched a campaign ...
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AoT offers sweet deals to woo Thai AirAsia to Don Mueang
Bangkok Post
There is a good chance Thai AirAsia (TAA) will move its base from Suvarnabhumi airport to the Don Mueang airfield across the city as Airports of Thailand is prepared to shower it with incentives to justify the shift. TAA, with a fleet of 24 Airbus A320 ...
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Bangkok Post
AirAsia INSURE Travel Protection extended to Japan INSURE Travel Protection ...
eTravelBlackboard - Asia Edition
With the steady rise of its number of guests travelling to and from Japan, AirAsia X, the long-haul low cost carrier affiliate of AirAsia has widened its AirAsia INSURE travel protection plan to the thriving Japanese market.
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Forwarders weigh in on new AirAsia X Sydney A330 flights
Aircargo - Asia Pacific
Malaysia-based AirAsia X's first flight out of Sydney carried the maximum freight payload, indicating strong market demand for the new daily A330-300 service. The arrival of AirAsia X in Sydney expands the carrier's reach across Australasia and opens ...
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Tweed makes play for Asian market
Gold Coast Bulletin News
Catch a Crab is one of the Tweed tourism operators hoping to sell themselves to the Asian market. Pic: Scott Fletcher TWEED tourism operators are making a play for the lucrative Asian traveller market. Low-cost Malaysian airline Air Asia X will soon ...
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