AirAsia cuts 10% of flights as Iran war pushes up fuel prices
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Executive says Malaysia has sufficient fuel by June but fare hikes unavoidable
An AirAsia plane is seen at Kuala Lumpur International Airport on April 6. (Photo by Norman Goh)
KUALA LUMPUR — AirAsia has cut its flight capacity by about 10% and raised fuel surcharges by 20% as the Malaysian budget carrier streamlines its operations amid rising oil prices, company executives said Monday.
