AirAsia refutes reports it is writing-off dues from two units


PETALING JAYA: There will be no write-offs on the amount owed by Thai AirAsia (TAA) and Indonesia AirAsia (IAA) to parent AirAsia Bhd, said AirAsia group chief executive officer Datuk Seri Tony Fernandes.

This is in contrast to what some analysts are saying in their reports, which have suggested a possible write-off of RM603mil, of which RM248mil is from TAA and RM355mil from IAA.

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