KUALA LUMPUR: AirAsia has announced its plan to fully reactivate its 204 aircraft supported by a refreshed agreement with its long-term partner and engine provider, CFM International.
In a statement today, the low-cost airline said CFM’s focus on improving fleet stability on-site and around-the-clock virtual monitoring of AirAsia’s LEAP-1A engine operation provided a crucial catalyst for AirAsia to reinstate its full fleet across the group.
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