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AirAsia Malaysia posts 39% passenger increase in September quarter
October 26th 2023
AirAsia Malaysia flew 6.7 million passengers in the three months to September 30, an increase from 4.8 million passengers transported in the same months in 2022. Read More » Capacity, measured by available seat kilometres, was higher by 59% and passenger load factor increased by two percentage points to 88%, parent company Capital A said in a regulatory filing. The LCC was operating 69 aircraft by the month’s end compared with 47 a year ago. Capital A said consistent high travel demand post-pandemic had resulted in solid year-on-year growth across its operating airlines in Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines and Thailand.
