AAX battles fuel gusts, MAG hedges the storm


AirAsia X Bhd’s (AAX) return to profitability is facing a fresh stress test as elevated jet fuel prices threaten to erode margins, just as the airline completes the final phase of its post-pandemic recovery.

The long-haul low-cost carrier has restored most of its fleet, rebuilt its balance sheet, and returned to profitability.

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