Every BriefAsia story tagged Low Cost Carriers, newest first.
Tony Fernandes confirms new shareholder ahead of Airbus A220 deliveries set to open regional routes previously inaccessible to the carrier's existing fleet.
AirAsia X's 150-aircraft commitment to the Airbus A220 reveals how low-cost operators are deploying smaller airframes to connect underserved cities across Southeast Asia and beyond
Hanjin Group's merger plan will create a single low-cost carrier from Jin Air, Air Busan, and Air Seoul by March 2027, following the Korean Air-Asiana combination.
Malaysian carrier navigates volatile energy markets and currency headwinds while trimming capacity to protect margins in the second half of 2026
The Malaysian carrier is pulling back 25 older aircraft and slashing seat capacity by up to a quarter after jet fuel surged 66 percent in a single quarter
The Philippines' largest budget carrier swung from profit to loss in the first half, even as passenger traffic and market share climbed.
The Australian carrier will sell its one-third stake back to the budget airline, clearing the way for full Japanese ownership and a rebrand by mid-2027.
The Indonesian low-cost carrier added seven aircraft in six months as parent Garuda Indonesia channels state holding company funds into fleet and maintenance infrastructure.
Singapore's low-cost carrier now connects 85 destinations across 18 countries, with Malaysia remaining its largest network at 12 cities and 130 weekly flights.
