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  1. MOVE gains IATA accreditation in Philippines

    MOVE gains IATA accreditation in Philippines

    AirAsia MOVE secures IATA accreditation in the Philippines, expanding airline partnerships, flight options and travel services for Filipino and international…

  2. AirAsia settles CAAP dues ahead of deadline

    AirAsia settles CAAP dues ahead of deadline

    AirAsia Philippines has cleared its ₱271.94 million financial obligations to CAAP, lifting the threat of operational halts and ensuring normal flights.

  3. CAAP demands P833-M unpaid fees from AirAsia

    CAAP demands P833-M unpaid fees from AirAsia

    The Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines demands AirAsia Philippines settle over P833 million in unpaid air navigation, landing, and passenger service…

  4. By 2030, AirAsia expects to operate more than 25 daily flights via Bahrain, carrying over 20 million passengers and contributing an estimated BHD 3 billion, or approximately $8 billion, to Bahrain’s economy.

    Bahrain deal to open new AirAsia routes

    Under the agreement between Capital A and Bahrain’s Ministry of Transportation and Telecommunications, Air Asia will explore the launching of flights from…

  5. Bahrain deal to open new AirAsia routes

    Bahrain deal to open new AirAsia routes

    AirAsia’s parent firm Capital A Berhad signs deal with Bahrain to open long-haul routes connecting Southeast Asia, Europe, and the U.S.