AirAsia Group sees green shoots, upbeat on recovery


AirAsia.com chief executive officer Karen Chan said although the journey might be tough, the airline company would ramp up efforts accordingly to attract more customers whilst realigning its business priorities from travel to businesses related to local consumption.

KUALA LUMPUR: As the domestic travel and tourism industry slowly bounces back, low-cost airline AirAsia says it is experiencing green shoots for a promising recovery after being severely hit by the COVID-19 pandemic.

AirAsia.com chief executive officer Karen Chan said although the journey might be tough, the airline company would ramp up efforts accordingly to attract more customers whilst realigning its business priorities from travel to businesses related to local consumption.

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