What does AirAsia mean?

AirAsia (hereinafter referred to as AirAsia) was established in 20065438+0; It is the second international airline in Malaysia and the first low-cost airline in Asia. *** 192 domestic and international routes covering more than 20 countries. AirAsia has been committed to bringing low-cost flight to a new height, making the belief that "everyone can fly now" a reality, and has been awarded the title of "the best low-cost airline in the world" for six consecutive years. ?

After 10 years of hard work and struggle, Asian airlines have now formed, including AirAsia Malaysia, AirAsia Thailand, AirAsia Indonesia, AirAsia Longfei (Philippines), AirAsia India and Asia Long Distance Company? (airasia X) 6 airlines.

200 1, Tony, CEO of AirAsia Group? Fenandez Fernandes and Pahami, the other three founders and former chairman of AirAsia? Datuk Rajab and Kamarou Ding, Deputy CEO of the Group? Datuk Mailanen and Abdul, the current chairman of the company? Ice? Datuk Abu Bekaa.

Thun Airlines was founded with a beautiful vision of enabling more Malaysians to travel by air, and then it bought the operation right of Asia Airlines, which was on the verge of bankruptcy, at the price of 65,438 ringgit +0 (equivalent to RMB 2 yuan).

Subsequently, under the leadership of Fenandez Tansley, the company started the arduous pioneering course of AirAsia with a high debt of RM 40 million, creating a mythical miracle. Since AirAsia officially put into operation for two years, it has not only paid off its debts, but also made a profit.

Major events:

20 14,11In the evening, a young couple in their twenties boarded AirAsia's flight FD9 10 1 at Don Mueang Airport in Thailand. At first, they asked the flight attendants to change seats because they were not together. Later, at dinner time, there were some menus on the plane.

The woman in the couple took out the instant noodles she carried with her and asked the stewardess to send boiled water, but she didn't know what the dispute was. After the instant noodles were made, the woman spilled the noodles on the Thai stewardess. "Then the man threatened to commit suicide, and it was decided after many times of dissuasion. The woman had to jump off the plane again and the plane was forced to return. After returning, the Thai police boarded the plane and took them away, and the passengers on the same plane disembarked and waited at the airport.

The Thai police handled that there were 4 passengers involved, and 4 passengers compensated 50,000 baht (about 9437 yuan) to the flight attendants who were splashed with hot water. For disturbing public order, the female passenger who threw water at the stewardess was fined 20,000 baht, and the other three passengers were each fined 1 10,000 baht. AirAsia will not be held accountable.