AirAsia has reinforced its commitment to Bahrain by appointing a new Board of Directors for AirAsia Bahrain. The move signals its intention to establish the Kingdom as a strategic hub.
The board is chaired by Dr. Serra Kirdar. Its members include Vice Chairman Dato’ Fam Lee Ee, Dr. Faisal Khalid Kanoo, Nawaf Al Zayani, Akram Safa, Lord Ahmad of Wimbledon and Tan Sri Jamaludin Ibrahim. All serve as non-executive directors.
The appointment forms part of AirAsia's broader regional expansion strategy. The airline aims to strengthen links between Asia, the Middle East, Europe and Australia. The new board marks a significant step towards establishing Bahrain as a key hub in its network.
Capital A, AirAsia's parent company, also plans to develop Maintenance, Repair and Overhaul (MRO) capabilities through its subsidiary ADE. Meanwhile, its logistics arm, Teleport, will continue to support trade flows between the Gulf and Asia. These initiatives aim to strengthen connectivity and economic ties.
The establishment of the AirAsia Bahrain Board reflects the group's long-term growth strategy in the region. By leveraging Bahrain's strategic location, AirAsia aims to expand travel and trade opportunities while strengthening its regional operations.
The new board is expected to play a key role in advancing these initiatives and expanding AirAsia's presence across global markets.
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