'No frills' airline AirAsia sees future in digital transformation
AirAsia to come up against Singapore Airlines.
Malaysia-based AirAsia, which pioneered budget air travel in the region, wants to become an even more streamlined business geared to its large customer base.
AirAsia carries 65 million-plus travellers a year – the largest number in Asia – and wants to expand its other revenue operations such as
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Nevil Gibson
Tue, 03 Apr 2018
Tue, 03 Apr 2018
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'No frills' airline AirAsia sees future in digital transformation
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