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AirAsia X Up 33% After Adding Kenya and Kazakhstan Airbus A330 Flights

AirAsia X and its affiliate AirAsia X Thailand performed strongly in 2024, and with more aircraft in service both are set for more success in 2025

A total of seven carriers currently operate under the AirAsia brand.

The airline is the only low-cost operator on the route.

AirAsia X is financially back on track, adding more A330s to the active fleet and preparing for its acquisition of the AirAsia Aviation Group.

Routes make the world go around.

The global health pandemic wiped out AirAsia X’s flights to Honolulu.

Thai AirAsia X is switching Sydney flights to Don Mueang Airport so passengers will enjoy more connections and quick access to Bangkok.

AirAsia X’s ambitious plans for London Stansted ultimately faced a series of operational challenges, leading to a shift in their European strategy.

Differing configurations enable the airline to deploy the right aircraft based on market demand.

AirAsia X has set a solid foundation in 2024 as it readies to launch flights from Kuala Lumpur to Nairobi, Kenya.