The sky is the limit again for Capital A in 2024


Fleet expansion: AirAsia intends to enhance its business by leasing another eight planes, bringing the total to 212 by the end of 2024.

JUST as the lockdowns imposed by governments around the world have affected billions of individuals, a countless number of corporate entities have also suffered immeasurably from this draconian gesture, a move initiated in the name of a pandemic in 2020.

Capital A Bhd, or arguably still much more known by its hugely popular airline AirAsia, was one of such companies, resulting in the group having its planes grounded as strict travel restrictions were put in place.

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