AirAsia's boost to India operations stern test for local rivals

July 02, 2013 11:46

Malaysian low-cost airlines AirAsia is planning to add 10 Airbus planes each year to its India operations, in a move that is going to affect local rivals IndiGo and SpiceJet, who will have to look at new ways to beat the competition. According to the Wall Street Journal, India is one of the most important growth markets for AirAsia, and the airlines will offer the ''lowest possible fares'' to take on the competition

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