AirAsia, once among Asia’s high-flying companies, saw its business decimated as pandemic restrictions began to weigh heavily on its airline operations.
The Malaysia-headquartered company has since renamed itself Capital A, as it pushed out a growing portfolio of businesses beyond the core budget airline. But even as it banks on the reach of its legacy business and the customer base it provided, how will it fare against the well-funded and aggressively-expanding competition?
