AirAsia fleet upgrade a nod to decarbonisation


The new A321neo aircraft, which will replace AirAsia’s entire fleet, is expected to be delivered between 2024 and 2035.

SEPANG: AirAsia Group Bhd will be upgrading its fleet by bringing in 362 new A321neo aircraft as one of its four pathways towards decarbonisation and meeting future growth needs.

Capital A Bhd chief sustainability officer Yap Mun Ching said at the AirAsia Sustainability Day 2023 that the A321neo aircraft is known to be the most fuel-efficient aircraft in the market today, making it an ideal choice for AirAsia to broaden and intensify its fuel-efficiency programme.

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