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Santan brings AirAsia’s signature flavours to Kuala Lumpur International Airport’s Terminal 2
Capital A’s food and beverage brand Santan brings the flavours beloved by AirAsia passengers to its first-ever outlet at Food District, the recently launched food hall located at gateway@klia2. Santan CEO Catherine Goh said of the outlet: “Beyond our inflight services, Santan now offers Ready-to-Eat (RTE) meals through restaurants, convenience stores and retail chains. Our RTE range has seen strong momentum, with over half a million units sold in 2024 — a clear reflection of growing demand for our signature flavours on the ground and strategic partnerships with leading retailers. We’re pleased to be invited by the Food District and excited to bring a taste of Santan to gateway@klia2.” For his part, Nomnom Brands Sdn Bhd chief executive Tan Huang Ming added: “We’re thrilled to welcome Santan to Food District at KLIA Terminal 2, our newly launched food hall on Level 3, Departure Floor. Santan’s strong brand identity, beloved Malaysian dishes, and innovative retail approach align perfectly with our mission to create a modern, high-quality food hall experience. This collaboration reflects our ongoing commitment to showcasing vibrant, homegrown brands to both travellers and locals at one of Malaysia’s busiest gateways.” Building on its success, Santan is expanding into retail, grab-and-go, catering, and partnerships, essentially taking its signature meals beyond the skies and into daily life. This new outlet reaffirms its mission to make delicious, accessible food available anytime in the sky or on the ground. Favourites come in for a landing This new outlet at Terminal 2 of the Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA) brings together a curated selection of popular Southeast Asian dishes, Santan’s signature coffee, and its most-loved inflight favourites all in one convenient location. Travellers and food enthusiasts can now enjoy iconic meals like Pak Nasser’s Nasi Lemak, Uncle Chin’s Chicken Rice, Thai Green Curry With Rice, Nasi Padang Beef Rendang and more served on the ground for just RM14. Also available are Santan’s viral Ready-to-Eat products, including the Mala Beef Soup Noodle with Chicken Slices which is freeze-dried using innovative technology and results in a hot, satisfying meal in just minutes. These meals are also available for takeaway, perfect for enjoying later at home. The outlet also features The OG Burnt Cheesecake, another viral favourite that has become a must-try item among Santan fans. In addition, customers can enjoy a full beverage line-up, including crowd favourites like The Best Santan Latte, ZERO Pistachio Latte, and other refreshing drinks from the Club ZERO range. To mark the grand opening, Food District is brewing up something special: for a limited time only, buy Pak Nasser’s Nasi Lemak (RM14) and get The BEST Santan Latte for Only RM5.
SriLankan Cargo nominated for Airline of the Year – Asia at World Air Cargo Awards
SriLankan Airlines’ cargo carrier SriLankan Cargo has been named a finalist for Airline of the Year – Asia at the prestigious World Air Cargo Awards 2025. Awarding was recently held during the air cargo Europe trade fair in Messe München, Munich, Germany. Airline cargo head Chaminda Perera said of this: “It is a significant achievement for SriLankan Cargo, underscoring our service standards and the trust we have earned among industry leaders. We see this as a testament to our commitment to providing reliable air cargo services. We will continue to take every step to offer our customers an efficient gateway between East and West.” Nominees for this year’s World Air Cargo Awards were selected by an international, independent panel of judges, with finalists determined through a transparent industry voting process. The awards set the benchmark for recognising excellence across the global air cargo community, with SriLankan Cargo once again demonstrating its position as one of the region’s best. Seamless solutions for global cargo Operationally, SriLankan Cargo maintains a guaranteed uplift rate of 93 percent and ensures seamless air freight solutions, with recorded minimum connecting times as short as 40 minutes for transit cargo and fast deliveries. The airline is also dedicated to delivering customers a streamlined experience, supported by best-in-class technology and strategic partnerships with digital distribution platforms that enable quick access to online bookings. As the sole air cargo ground handler at Bandaranaike International Airport, safety and compliance are central to SriLankan Cargo’s operations. The airline is certified by several key regulatory bodies, including the IATA Operational Safety Audit (IOSA), IATA Safety Audit for Ground Operations (ISAGO), and the IATA CEIV Lithium Batteries certification. SriLankan Cargo has been providing connectivity for shipments across the Middle East, Europe, South Asia, Southeast Asia, the Far East and Australia, with an online network of over 30 destinations in 21 countries and an offline network that extends to hundreds more global cities. Leveraging on road and partner networks, SriLankan Cargo is able to provide customers the flexibility to move cargo beyond the points which SriLankan Airlines directly serves. With top-notch storage facilities and cargo handling equipment to manage customers every requirement, SriLankan Cargo is a one-stop solution for any type of consignment.
AAPA: Asia-Pacific carriers earned over US$7 billion in 2024
The Association of Asia Pacific Airlines (AAPA) released preliminary 2024 financial performance figures for its members today, 11th July. The initial report shows that carriers throughout the region earned US$7.3 billion in combined net profits in 2024, supported by strong growth in passenger traffic and a marked recovery in cargo volumes. This was despite needing to deal with a challenging operating environment due to ongoing supply chain constraints and rising operating costs. The year that was In 2024, robust growth in business and leisure travel both within the region and globally resulted in a 19.9 percent increase in system-wide passenger demand, in revenue passenger kilometer (RPK) terms. Meanwhile, a surge in e-commerce activity and disruptions to maritime shipping contributed to a solid 13.9 percent increase in international air cargo demand, as measured in freight tonne kilometres (FTK), following two consecutive years in decline. Asia Pacific airlines recorded a 7.7 percent increase in operating revenue, reaching a combined total of US$213.9 billion in 2024, compared to US$198.6 billion in 2023. Aggregated passenger revenue rose by 8.8 percent to US$170.4 billion, while cargo revenue climbed by 10.3 percent to US$23.2 billion. Robust traffic growth more than offset the impact of a 9.2 percent decline in passenger yields to 8.0 US cents per RPK, and a 3.2 percent decline in air cargo yields to 32.7 US cents per FTK. Combined operating expenses rose by 8.4 percent to US$199.8 billion for the year, due mainly to a 10.1 percent increase in non-fuel expenditure to US$138.9 billion. Persistent supply chain challenges, including shortages of spare parts, aircraft delivery delays and aircraft groundings due to engine issues, drove up maintenance and leasing costs. Likewise, inflationary pressures also contributed to higher staff expenditure and airport charges. Meanwhile, fuel expenditures were up 4.8 percent to US$60.8 billion, in tandem with an increase in flights operated. The increase was partly mitigated by a 13.4 percent decline in jet fuel prices to an average of US$98.1 per barrel in 2024. The share of fuel expenditure as a percentage of total operating costs averaged 30.5%, down from 31.5 percent in 2023. A year of resilience AAPA director-general Subhas Menon said of 2024’s overall performance: “2024 was a year of remarkable resilience for Asia Pacific airlines, as carriers confronted multiple challenges while achieving strong growth in both passenger and cargo demand, along with record passenger load factors. However, airlines were not immune to cost pressures. The marked increase in operating expenses, particularly non-fuel costs, underscored the impact of supply chain constraints. Despite this, Asia Pacific airlines demonstrated their adaptability, delivering operating margins of 6.6 percent for the year, just 0.6 percentage points under the 7.2 percent in 2023.” With regard to his forecast, Menon pointed out how the region’s carriers continue to face considerable headwinds, including elevated operating costs and ongoing supply chain disruptions. He added that geopolitical tensions may lead to renewed volatility in oil and currency markets while air cargo markets may soften further, as uncertainties over trade negotiations dampen demand for air shipments. Despite this, he expressed optimism with regard to air passenger and cargo demand owing to numerous factors. Menon said: “Air passenger demand is expected to remain relatively resilient, amidst continued growth in the region’s economies. In response, airlines are actively refining their business strategies, maintaining cost discipline while pursuing new revenue streams. At the same time, carriers are investing in fleet modernisation, digital innovation, and enhanced service offerings to deliver a high-quality travel experience.”
Beats, Bund, and Beyond: Tomorrowland to Make China Debut, Turning Up Volume on Music Tourism in Asia
Tomorrowland is going East and indoors. If you're a globetrotting music lover chasing festivals across continents, November 2025 just got a lot more interesting. For the first time ever, Tomorrowland, the world-famous Belgian electronic music festival, is heading to China — and bringing with it a new era of destination music travel. Set for November 22, The Magic of Tomorrowland will take place at Hero Dome, right on Shanghai’s iconic Bund waterfront. This marks the festival's first indoor showcase globally — and its China debut, fusing beats with breathtaking visuals and immersive storytelling. From festival backpacker to luxury event-hopper, music tourism is hitting its crescendo. The global music tourism market is expected to grow from roughly USD 6 billion in 2023 to over USD 6.5 billion in 2025 and this is just the beginning. In the U.S. alone, the music tourism market is projected to reach USD 31.6 billion in 2025. Hence, Tomorrowland entering China will be a significant milestone in this direction. Built around the theme ‘Paperworld,’ the experience promises all the Tomorrowland hallmarks: massive stage designs, sensory theatrics, and a stellar lineup of global headliners and China’s rising stars. It’s not just a music event — it’s a ticket to a different world, wrapped in the vibrancy of one of Asia’s most dynamic cities. “This won’t be a traditional outdoor festival,” said Clinton Lau, Head of Music at INS Land. “It’s been built from the ground up to create intimacy, intensity, and impact — bringing the magic of Tomorrowland to China, reimagined through a local lens.” The festival is a collaboration between Hero Esports, INS Land, Budweiser, and Tomorrowland’s One World Artist agency. Organisers are betting big on cross-cultural exchange, aiming to introduce Chinese artists to the world and bring international talent into China’s buzzing music scene. Dino Ying, Chairman of Hero Esports and INS Land, summed it up: “We’re not just hosting a festival — we’re building a cultural bridge. The Magic of Tomorrowland will set new standards for immersive entertainment in Asia.”
Tirupati, India, Among Asia’s Most Affordable Summer Destinations in 2025: Agoda
Digital travel platform Agoda has revealed its list of the most budget-friendly summer destinations in Asia for June to August 2025. From cultural hubs to scenic retreats, these destinations offer travelers the chance to explore without stretching their wallets. Surabaya, Indonesia, leads the list with an average room rate of just INR 3037 per night*, making it a top choice for those eager to embrace culture and adventure this summer. Surabaya is followed closely by Tirupati, India, and Hat Yai, Thailand in the top three, with average room rates of ₹3211 and ₹3385 per night, respectively. These destinations offer the perfect summer escape, combining rich culture, diverse cuisine, and picturesque settings for an unforgettable getaway. Gaurav Malik, Country Director – India, Sri Lanka & Nepal at Agoda, shared: “It is exciting to see Tirupati featured in a diverse mix of destinations in this year’s list of Asia’s most affordable summer getaways. Travellers today are seeking value without compromising on cultural depth or travel ease, and many of these cities offer just that, with good connectivity, simple visa processes, and rich local experiences. Tirupati stands out as a destination that blends spiritual significance with affordability. At Agoda, we remain committed to making such meaningful journeys easier and more accessible for everyone.” The Cheapest Summer Destinations ranking is based on average room rates in the ten most popular destinations across nine Asian markets, highlighting the most wallet-friendly options for summer travelers. Surabaya, Indonesia (₹3037 average room rate per night) Known for its rich history and vibrant culture, Surabaya offers visitors a chance to explore its historic architecture, bustling markets, and delicious street food. The city is also a gateway to nearby attractions like Mount Bromo and Madura Island. Tirupati, India (₹3211 average room rate per night) Home to the renowned Venkateswara Temple, Tirupati is a spiritual haven for many. Beyond its religious significance, the city offers a rich cultural experience with its vibrant festivals, traditional music, and delectable South Indian cuisine. Hat Yai, Thailand (₹3385 average room rate per night) Famous for its lively markets and mouthwatering street food, Hat Yai is a versatile destination that also serves as a gateway to nearby beaches and islands. The city is perfect for those looking to enjoy a mix of urban and natural attractions. Dalat, Vietnam (₹3905 average room rate per night) Nestled in the Central Highlands, Dalat is known for its cool climate, beautiful landscapes, and charming French colonial architecture. Visitors can enjoy activities like hiking, cycling, and exploring the city's vibrant flower gardens. Iloilo, Philippines (₹4079 average room rate per night) Iloilo offers a blend of historical landmarks, beautiful beaches, and a thriving food scene. Visitors can explore the city's Spanish colonial churches, enjoy local delicacies, and relax on the pristine beaches of nearby islands. Kuching, Malaysia (₹4600 average room rate per night) Kuching is a cultural gem, offering a mix of heritage sites, local cuisine, and access to natural attractions like Bako National Park. Its laid-back vibe makes it a great choice for a summer getaway. Nagoya, Japan (₹7811 average room rate per night) Nagoya offers a wealth of experiences for travelers, from the iconic Nagoya Castle to the Toyota Commemorative Museum. Food enthusiasts can savor the city’s renowned hitsumabushi (grilled eel), while shoppers can enjoy unique finds in its bustling shopping districts. Kaohsiung, Taiwan (₹7811 average room rate per night) Kaohsiung is a vibrant port city with a mix of cultural landmarks, night markets, and scenic spots like Lotus Pond. It’s an excellent destination for those looking to experience the charm of southern Taiwan. Daejeon, South Korea (₹8072 average room rate per night) Daejeon offers a mix of modern attractions and natural beauty, with highlights like the Expo Science Park and Yuseong Hot Springs. Its parks and museums make it a great destination for families and solo travelers alike. With over 5 million holiday properties, 130,000 flight routes, and 300,000 activities available, Agoda makes it easy to plan the perfect summer getaway. Visit Agoda.com/deals or download the Agoda mobile app for the best deals.
AirAsia’s RedRun makes its way to Penang
AirAsia brings its highly anticipated RedRun race to Penang for the very first time, marking the next leg of the airline’s regional initiative to energise travel and spotlight key tourism destinations across ASEAN. The event successfully made its debut in Indonesia earlier this year, drawing in participants from 40 countries who raced through Bali’s scenic routes. Now, AirAsia casts the spotlight on Penang, its second largest hub in Peninsular Malaysia, known for its vibrant heritage, rich culinary scene, and thriving creative economy. The RedRun Penang is scheduled for 28th September at Gurney Plaza, inviting thousands of participants from across the region to join in three race categories: 3KM, 5KM, and 10KM. Bringing people together through running Penang State ex-co for tourism and creative economy Wong Hon Wai pointed out that this community event offers a unique platform to bring people together and foster deeper cultural appreciation. Wong said: “We are pleased to see AirAsia connecting communities not only through air travel but also through engaging on-ground events like RedRun. We encourage Penangites to take part and be part of the excitement.” For his part, AirAsia Malaysia CEO Fareh Mazputra remarked: “RedRun is more than just a run, it is a regional movement to celebrate the spirit of travel, local culture and togetherness. After a great reception in Indonesia, we are proud to bring the next edition to Penang, a city that represents the heart of our operations and our commitment to community. We are also excited to roll out our AirAsia Festival at Gurney Plaza this month, adding even more reasons to visit the Pearl of the Orient.” Penang has long been one of AirAsia’s top-performing leisure destinations, with direct connectivity to 12 domestic and international cities, including Kuching, Kota Kinabalu, Singapore, Jakarta, Ho Chi Minh City, Medan and Shenzhen. As one of AirAsia’s five major hubs in Malaysia, Penang stands out as a top destination, especially for tourists from Indonesia, China and Singapore.
Thai AirAsia marks 50 years of Sino-Thai diplomacy with special livery
Thai AirAsia marked the 50th anniversary of diplomatic ties between China and Thailand with brand new aircraft livery. This initiative entailed the airline’s collaboration with the Ministry of Tourism and Sports, the Embassy of the People’s Republic of China in Thailand, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and the Tourism Authority of Thailand. The celebratory livery, proudly painted on Thai AirAsia’s Airbus A320 aircraft HS-BBR, will serve routes across Asia, showcasing AirAsia’s commitment to strengthening regional connectivity. As the airline with the most direct routes between Thailand and China, covering ten cities across ten routes, AirAsia continues to lead the way in bringing people together. Thai AirAsia chief executive Santisuk Klongchaiya remarked: “Thailand and China share a long-standing relationship across many dimensions, especially in tourism, where both countries are top destinations for each other’s travellers. With mutual visa exemptions now in place, travel between the two nations has become even more seamless. China remains one of AirAsia’s key markets, and we are proud to serve a wide network of routes covering both major and secondary cities.” Aside from the external livery, the aircraft will also feature themed in-flight materials to mark the occasion. A second aircraft is also being embellished with the livery and will make its debut next month. Interweaving cultures in design The vibrant design features the official emblem of the 50th anniversary, symbolised by two legendary creatures: China’s dragon and Thailand’s naga: Both of these mythical entities represent strength, prosperity, and enduring friendship. A warm greeting in both Thai and Chinese, สวัสดี - 你好, adorns the fuselage, making the aircraft a flying ambassador of goodwill across domestic and international skies. To mark the launch of the new livery, Thai AirAsia offers travellers special one-way fares starting from just THB 500. The promotional fares can be booked from today, 9th July, to Sunday, 13th July, for travel between 28th July and 30th November of this year. Bookings may be made through the official AirAsia website or through the AirAsia MOVE app.
Agoda: More Indian travellers making their way to Southeast Asia
Agoda reports that the range of destinations for Indian passport holders is currently expanding thanks to the growing number of Southeast Asian nations relaxing their visa policies. This shift is not only breaking down logistical barriers but also encouraging an increase in international travel, particularly to destinations that have recently simplified entry requirements. Recent information from the online travel platform reveals that Indian travellers are responding enthusiastically to these changes. Comparing accommodation searches made on Agoda between July to December 2024 for check-ins between January to May 2025, against the same timeframe a year earlier, Malaysia, Palau, the Philippines, and Sri Lanka, all of whom have eased visa requirements, have seen a clear rise in interest. Commenting on the trend, Agoda country director for India, Sri Lanka, and Nepal Gaurav Malik said: "The easing of visa restrictions across Southeast Asia is a welcome move that resonates strongly with Indian travellers. As barriers to entry fall, we're seeing a direct impact on travel interest and planning. This new era of accessibility is helping travellers discover not just tourist-favourites like Malaysia, Philippines and Sri Lanka but also hidden gems like Palau. Agoda remains committed to making travel seamless and affordable, and we're excited to see where this heightened accessibility takes Indian tourists next." Where Indian travellers are headed Malaysia, which introduced visa-free entry for Indian citizens in 2023, recorded a 47 percent year-on-year (YoY) increase in accommodation searches. Cities like Langkawi, Kuala Lumpur, and the Highlands have all seen a significant increase, indicating renewed enthusiasm for Malaysia's diverse travel offerings. Similarly, the Pacific Island nation of Palau, despite being a lesser-known gem, witnessed a 49 percent increase in interest, alongside its recent announcement of visa-free entry for Indian passport holders. The Philippines, a long-time favourite for sun-soaked escapes, also joined the club of visa-friendly destinations for Indians in April of this year. Agoda observed an upward trend in accommodation searches among Indian travelers for the Philippines, contributing to a YoY increase of 26 percent, with Manila, Palawan, and Cebu among the top gainers. Sri Lanka has also seen a nine percent overall YoY increase following the country's decision to grant visa-free access to Indian passport holders. An increased interest in destinations like Mirissa and Nuwara Eliya suggests Indian tourists are eager to explore beyond familiar favorites such as Colombo and Kandy.
AirAsia to change the game yet again with purchase order for 50 Airbus A321XLRs
AirAsia Berhad signed a landmark agreement with Airbus for the purchase of 50 A321XLRs on Saturday, 5th July. The signing in Paris between Capital A chief executive Tony Fernandes and his counterpart at Airbus Commercial Aircraft Christian Scherer was witnessed by Malaysian Prime Minister of Malaysia Anwar Ibrahim. The purchase’s total value is at US$12.25 billion and also includes rights for 20 A321XLRs, and the aircraft are scheduled for delivery between 2028 and 2032. With this agreement, the airline takes a major step towards becoming the world’s first low-cost narrow-body network carrier, anchored by its multi-hub strategy. Taking Asian aviation to the next level. Fernandes pointed out that AirAsia pioneered low-cost travel and Asia and is now set to take the sector to the next level. He said: “AirAsia is on a transformative journey to become the world’s first low-cost network carrier. This is about exponential growth, connecting geographies beyond Asean, and making flying even more democratic. We gave people in ASEAN the opportunity to explore Asia; now, we want the world to see ASEAN, and ASEAN to see the world. The A321XLR and A321LR are the game-changers enabling this vision, and we are proud to lead the charge in making our world smaller. We can’t wait to paint the skies even wider in red.” For his part, Scherer expressed pleasure over the confirmation of the agreement, as well as over becoming part of the next phase of AirAsia’s development. Scherer said: “Having resumed its growth trajectory, which we salute and support, AirAsia is creating solid fleet efficiencies, allowing global network expansion. The A321XLR unlocks new opportunities for AirAsia to launch non-stop flights linking primary and secondary cities all around the globe.” The next-generation A321XLRs will operate alongside AirAsia’s all-Airbus fleet of A320 Family and A330 aircraft, supporting its long-term strategy to deliver unmatched connectivity across Asia and beyond, whilst maintaining a low-cost model through improved route economics, enhanced aircraft utilisation and fleet efficiency. AirAsia Group aims to carry 150 million guests annually by 2030, reaching a cumulative total of 1.5 billion guests since inception. The new fleet plays a pivotal role in this transformation as AirAsia’s multi-aircraft strategy enables the airline to match capacity with demand, reduce fuel consumption, and support a sustainable, cost-effective growth model in a highly competitive global landscape. The A321XLR also offers up to 20 percent lower fuel burn per seat than the Airbus A321neo aircraft, significantly improving emissions performance and operating efficiency.
AirAsia supports Capital A’s Rizal Redzuan at LIV Golf Korea Pro-Am
AirAsia supported one of its own Allstars as he took to the green for the LIV Golf Korea Pro-Am tournament at the Jack Nicklaus Golf Club. Capital A employee Rizal Redzuan performed well at the tournament, competing alongside Ripper GC captain Cameron Smith and Marc Leishman, and closing his run with a respectable fifth-place finish. This initiative was part of the recent partnership between AirAsia and Ripper GC, one of the 13 teams in the LIV Golf League. Through this collaboration, AirAsia and Ripper GC aim to inspire a new generation of athletes and dreamers, reinforcing the belief that bold ambitions can take flight. Redzuan said of his participation in the tournament: “I am very honoured to be part of AirAsia’s Dare To Dream initiative, which aims to champion individuals to reach and achieve their dreams. Starting golf at the tender age of 3 ½ years old at Kelab Golf Negara Subang, I had a dream of being a professional golfer, but decided not to pursue a career in it after graduating from Bond University, Gold Coast, Australia. Never have I imagined being given the opportunity to be part of AirAsia’s partnership with Ripper GC. I feel privileged to take part in the most memorable on-course opportunity, where the two brands jointly inspires golfers old and young alike.” Start ‘em young Interestingly, Redzuan participated in his first International golf tournament when he was 7-1/2 years old in Kuching, Sarawak, at the 2002 Sarawak Junior World Masters. AirAsia took a punt and sponsored him for two years to compete in two editions of this tournament. He took home 1st Runner Up honours in the Under 8 category and even took home the ‘Most Talented Young Junior Golfer’ award, making him unofficially the first-ever athlete of AirAsia’s Dare to Dream programme. Redzuan moved to the Australian Gold Coast when he was 14 to obtain both his secondary education and initially pursue a career in being a professional golfer. Upon receiving his Bachelor of International Relations degree, he decided to forgo his dreams. He returned to Malaysia and, after starting his professional career in Public Relations and Stakeholder Relations at MRT Corp in 2015, accepted a life-changing career offer with AirAsia by joining the Social Media Department in February 2019. Through his role via the Communications Team at Capital A, when AirAsia signed its partnership with Ripper GC, Redzuan never thought that he would be able to relive the dream, even for a fleeting moment, to be given the chance to feel like a professional golfer. The partnership between AirAsia and Ripper GC enabled him to be part of the project, which includes creating content for the everyday golfer and fans of the AirAsia brand. The round of golf at the pro-am was something beyond his dreams. It was truly a memorable week spent with the Ripper GC team and to come full circle in his sporting career whilst being associated with the AirAsia brand.
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