Capital A taps Fam Lee Ee for AirAsia China role


PETALING JAYA: Capital A Bhd has announced the appointment of Datuk Fam Lee Ee (pic) as the president of AirAsia China, effective Aug 1, 2025.

In a statement, Capital A said Fam has been with AirAsia for many years, serving as a senior independent non-executive director since 2018 and sitting on the boards of several of AirAsia’s China-related entities.

“He is a member of the audit committee and serves as the chairman of the nomination and remuneration committee, and the chairman of the safety review committee for Capital A.

“He is also currently the chairman of the board for AirAsia X Bhd since December 2023. Fam is also a senior partner at Messrs Gan & Zul Advocates and Solicitor.”

In the same statement, Capital A chief executive officer Tan Sri Tony Fernandes said Fam has played an instrumental role in AirAsia’s expansion in China and the wider region.

“He has made significant contributions in building strategic relationships with key stakeholders and regulatory bodies, advising on bilateral and cross-border matters, and driving the establishment of our regional network and routes.”

Fernandes said Fam will focus more on advancing the group’s strategic interests in China and the broader region, working closely with all companies and leadership across Capital A to formulate AirAsia’s long-term regional development strategy.

“His deep understanding of China’s regulatory environment and business culture will provide invaluable support for the group’s long-term positioning and growth in the market,” Fernandes added.

Follow us on our official WhatsApp channel for breaking news alerts and key updates!
Capital A , AirAsia , appointment , airline , China

Next In Business News

Merdeka 118 Community Grants backs nine projects under Cycle 3
Trump hikes US global tariff rate to 15%
The parcel overhang
Zero abandoned homes�by�2030?
Unmasking housing market pricing abuses
Ringgit likely to trade cautiously next week ahead of key US data
Powering a new reinvestment cycle as demand surges
Up in Arms - or up the value chain?
Asia bonds for diversification
AI disruption fears rock markets

Others Also Read