AirAsia Japan bids sayonara


“Despite our unrelenting efforts to sustain operations through successive and wide-ranging cost reduction initiatives, we have concluded that it would be an extremely challenging feat for us to continue operating without any visibility and certainty of a post-pandemic recovery path, ” representative director and chief operating officer of AirAsia Japan, Jun Aida said. (File pic shows an AirAsia aircraft.)

PETALING JAYA: AirAsia Japan Co Ltd (AAJ) has decided to cease its operations, effective yesterday.

AAJ said in a statement that it has not been spared from the effects of the Covid-19 pandemic that has left a significant and sustained adverse economic impact on businesses and economies around the world.

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