AirAsia India CE to return to Malaysia HQ
The head of AirAsia’s Indian joint venture is stepping down to return to the group’s Malaysian headquarters. AirAsia India CE and MD Amar Abrol will leave AirAsia India in June. He will work on group strategic projects at the AirAsia Group headquarters. Abrol “expressed his desire to return to Malaysia to be closer to his family,” AirAsia India said. The board of AirAsia India “will work closely with [Abrol] to ensure a smooth transition.” There is not yet any information about Abrol’s successor or whether there will be an acting CE, an airline spokesperson said. Abrol led AirAsia India for 2 years, during which time he has expanded its fleet, workforce and network threefold, the airline said. Prior to joining the Indian carrier, he was CE of Tune Money, a sister company to AirAsia. <br/>
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AirAsia India CE to return to Malaysia HQ
The head of AirAsia’s Indian joint venture is stepping down to return to the group’s Malaysian headquarters. AirAsia India CE and MD Amar Abrol will leave AirAsia India in June. He will work on group strategic projects at the AirAsia Group headquarters. Abrol “expressed his desire to return to Malaysia to be closer to his family,” AirAsia India said. The board of AirAsia India “will work closely with [Abrol] to ensure a smooth transition.” There is not yet any information about Abrol’s successor or whether there will be an acting CE, an airline spokesperson said. Abrol led AirAsia India for 2 years, during which time he has expanded its fleet, workforce and network threefold, the airline said. Prior to joining the Indian carrier, he was CE of Tune Money, a sister company to AirAsia. <br/>
