Malaysia weighing how to aid AirAsia without risking public funds: Anthony Loke

Newseze Wire·Fri, Nov 13, 5:42 AMWire: Channel News Asia

AirAsia controls about 60 per cent of Malaysia’s domestic aviation market but is grappling with high fuel prices, currency swings and billions of ringgit in liabilities.

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Malaysia weighing how to aid AirAsia without risking public funds: Anthony Loke

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