AirAsia to Have All Planes Back in Sky by May, Tony Fernandes Says

The transcript discusses AirAsia's recovery efforts post-COVID, focusing on aircraft recovery, demand in China, and fleet expansion. It highlights the challenges and strategies in pricing, oil costs, and the value of travel. AirAsia's diversification into logistics and ride-hailing is also covered, along with future plans for flying taxis and a potential IPO for its digital unit.

What was the main challenge AirAsia faced in bringing their planes back into service?

• Shortage of engineers

• Lack of demand

• Government restrictions

• Returning 204 planes to service

How much has AirAsia's ticket prices increased compared to a year ago?

• 40%

• 10%

• 20%

• 30%

What is the expected timeline for AirAsia to return to 2019 levels in terms of revenue?

• By the first quarter of next year

• By June, July this year

• By the end of 2023

• By the end of next year

Which aircraft model does AirAsia believe in for their fleet expansion?

• Airbus 330

• Airbus 320

• Boeing 747

• Boeing 777

What new venture is AirAsia exploring beyond traditional airlines?

• Cruise ships

• Luxury trains

• Space travel

• Flying taxis

What is the timeline for AirAsia's digital unit IPO?

• Within 12 months

• Within 36 months

• Within 6 months

• Within 24 months

What was AirAsia's biggest asset during the COVID-19 pandemic?

• Their logistics

• Their customer service

• Their data

• Their fleet