AirAsia warns of fake ticket sales on social media


Asset disposal: Passengers wait to check in at AirAsia counters for their flights at Don Muang International Airport in Bangkok. Sources say AirAsia is looking to sell a majority stake in its leasing unit Asia Aviation Capital but is also open to a full sale.

SEPANG: AirAsia and AirAsia X have warned the public not to fall victim to deceiving advertisements by unauthorised travel agents on social media platforms such as Facebook and Instagram who claim to sell heavily discounted flights for AirAsia and AirAsia X.

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