Tag: Air Asia

Seven Years Of Being Judged: Why The Rosmah Ruling Matters

The Court of Appeal has not cleared Rosmah Mansor yet. But after seven years of conviction, condemnation and social-media vilification, it has given her something fundamental: an opportunity for evidence at the heart of her case to be properly tested.

When Former Prime Ministers Go to Court, What Message Are We Sending Investors?

Three former prime ministers facing separate legal proceedings is more than a political spectacle. It raises a bigger question about executive judgement, institutional confidence and the message Malaysia sends to investors.
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Don’t Malaysians Deserve Better? Say No More!

What do Subang Airport, Air Asia and Economy Rice have in common? The answer is that it has become synonymous to the average Malaysian’s life these days.

Tony Fernandes Resigns As Acting AirAsia X Group CEO

Despite the recent appointment, Tony Fernandes now cites "other commitments" for his exit

Budget Airline AirAsia May Not Exist In The Near Future

Most of the criticisms against AirAsia are being fuelled by prejudice and racism. There's no sober examination of the facts, evidence and proof. AirAsia isn't in...

Hysterical Opposition, Unthinking Media, Made The 1MDB Fiasco Happen

In law, a line must be drawn somewhere, lest Pandora’s Box opens. No court will allow the floodgates to open. The spirit of the law, read...