India’s federal police file case against AirAsia CEO Tony Fernandes


  • Nation
  • Tuesday, 29 May 2018

"The A350 is not an aircraft we will buy," AirAsia X co-group CEO Tony Fernandes said.

NEW DELHI: India’s federal police force said on Tuesday it has filed a case against AirAsia Group Bhd CEO Tan Sri Tony Fernandes relating to the granting of a flying licence in the country.  

The Malaysian low-cost carrier in 2014 launched domestic flight operations in India, AirAsia India, along with local joint venture partner Tata Sons.  

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