Analysts expect struggling MAS to cut domestic capacity, thus easing pressure on the industry, handing the advantage to AirAsia - EPA Photo.
KUALA LUMPUR/SINGAPORE: AirAsia Bhd's second-quarter results point to early signs of a recovery in the Malaysian market with a planned restructuring by Malaysian Airline System Bhd (MAS) expected to lead to lower capacity in the sector.
Malaysian carriers have been caught in a price war over the past few years as both MAS and AirAsia have added seat capacity to retain market share.
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