AirAsia Philippines is ready to handle the increased number of passengers returning from their holiday travels. The airline expects a continued surge in passenger traffic until January 10th and is prepared to ensure a smooth travel experience.
AirAsia Philippines said it is ready to handle the expected surge in passengers returning from their holiday travel s. Steve Dailisan, Head of Communications and Public Affairs, said the airline is on high alert at key airports to ensure smooth travel. Between December 16 and January 6, AirAsia Philippines served over 400,000 passengers, exceeding its initial projection of 300,000. The airline expects passenger traffic to remain high until January 10th as many people extend their holiday leave.
Dailisan said AirAsia Philippines is fully prepared and will continue its operational readiness after the holidays and into the upcoming fiesta season. AirAsia Philippines CFO Zoey Lee said the airline is targeting 7.2 million passengers for 2024 and 7.5 million in 2025. New routes are under discussion, but for now, the airline is prioritizing the profitability of existing routes and optimizing its Manila hub. Lee and CEO Ricky Isla emphasized the strategic importance of Manila and the airline's current fleet of 16 aircraft. Isla said the optimization of the Manila hub and the fleet is the main focus. Profitability is crucial, they said, as the airline needs to be practical and agile
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