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Sunday, February 15, 2015

AIRASIA FLIGHT QZ 8501 MISSING ON WAY TO SINGAPORE AIRBUS A320-200-DAY 50

MISSING FLIGHT QZ 8501 AIR BUS A320-200-pic-Indianexpress.com

After Flight QZ8501, AirAsia faces more headwinds with partners-Published: February 15, 2015 12:15 PM-MAYLA MAIL ONLINE

LUMPUR, Feb 16 ― Still reeling from the crash of Flight QZ 8501 last year, low-cost carrier AirAsia’s troubles are mounting as problems surface with its foreign operations, according to the Wall Street Journal.In a report yesterday, the US daily said both increasing competition and the flagging performance of its regional operations ― chiefly in Thailand, Indonesia and the Philippines are raising questions about the viability of AirAsia’s franchise model.While the standardisation achieved by AirAsia despite being the minority stakeholder in the foreign partnerships has allowed it to bank on its brand recognition, this has come at a price to operations and profitability.The WSJ pointed out that the franchise model made affiliates less cost competitive, with Indonesia AirAsia paying US$5.14 (RM18.3) per available seat km while for Thailand AirAsia, it was US$5.24. With AirAsia in Malaysia, the same metric was US$3.99.“No matter what, the cost is going to be higher than the main company,” Brian Thomas Hogan, managing director of XSQ Aviation Consultancy and a former head of Zest Air that later partnered AirAsia in the Philippines, told the WSJ. Beyond the added costs of partnering AirAsia, other tie-ups have foundered owing to the degree of control that the Malaysian-based carrier exercises ― or attempts to exercise ― despite technically being the smaller stakeholder.AirAsia’s collaboration with ANA of Japan was called off owing, according to the WSJ, as the Japanese firm did not conform to practices such as online ticketing and early check-in requirement that with the low-cost carrier was known for.Similar issues also led to the abortive joint-venture with VietJet Aviation JSC in Vietnam, which was ended at the proposal stage owing to “cultural differences”.“Vietnamese people have their own way of thinking about how to manage the company, and AirAsia thought it could do it the AirAsia way,” the WSJ cited one unnamed source familiar with the failed deal.These, along with the continued fallout from QZ 8501, have weighed on AirAsia’s performance, leading it to register its slowest growth in passenger volume last year, an estimated 9.3 per cent year-on-year, since it began operations over a decade ago.Flight QZ 8501 disappeared from radar screens on December 28 while en route from Surabaya, Indonesia to Singapore. All 162 people on board were killed.Owned by Malaysian entrepreneur Tan Sri Tony Fernandes, AirAsia began operations in 2002 as a budget airline and now has a fleet of over 150 Airbus A320s, offering flights to over 88 destinations.

14 February 2015 Last updated at 06:51 ET-AirAsia QZ8501: Briton Choi Chi-Man's body found
Chi-Man Choi Choi Chi-Man was travelling with his two-year-old daughter Zoe-BBC NEWS

The body of a British man who died when an AirAsia flight crashed in the Java Sea in December has been found, according to the Foreign Office.Choi Chi-Man, 48, was travelling with his two-year-old daughter Zoe on flight QZ8501 from Surabaya, Indonesia to Singapore when it disappeared on 27 December with 162 people on board.Mr Choi, who has family in Hull, was managing director of an energy firm.An investigation into the cause of the crash is still continuing.In a statement the Foreign and Commonwealth Office said: "We can confirm the identification of the British victim of Air Asia flight QZ8501, Choi Chi-Man ."Our thoughts are with his family and we continue to provide them with support at this difficult time."Last month, in a statement to an Indonesian parliamentary committee, the country's transport minister Ignasius Jonan said the plane was believed to have stalled after climbing too fast to avoid a storm.

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