Bo Rocks Livery
One of our most colourful livery designs to date, Bo Rocks Livery is our aircraft dedicated to Bo Lingam, the AirAsia Group’s President (Airlines), celebrating the spirit of an Allstar. Fun fact: Bo joined AirAsia in 2001 as a ground operations manager!
Manchester United Livery
As part of AirAsia’s sponsorship of English Premier League club Manchester United in 2006, the Manchester United aircraft, better known as the Red Devil, was dedicated to all Manchester United fans in Asia.
Rolls Royce x AirAsia
AirAsia X Inaugural Flight into Stansted Airport
Presented by BAA London Stansted to commemorate AirAsia X’s inaugural flight to Stansted Airport, when we made history by being the first low-cost, long haul service connecting the UK to Asia. The route was serviced by an Airbus A340-300.
Photo of 9M-AFA with AirAsia.com livery
Tony Fernandes & Kamarudin Meranun
Farewell photo for Boeing 737, Welcoming Airbus A320
Marking the end of an era, this is a photo of AirAsia Allstars posing with the new 9M-AHN Airbus A320 aircraft, taken before the welcoming ceremony of our very first Airbus plane on 7 October 2008. The occasion also marked the farewell of Boeing 737 in airasia. The second photo is of Allstars after the […]
CAPA Best New Airline Plane Livery with AirAsia Allstars
Mark Breen, Conor McCarthy & Tony Fernandes
Lazarus Shuib’s photo album
This album is a donation from the personal collection of Lazarus Shuib, a senior cabin crew based in Penang and the designer behind AirAsia’s iconic cabin crew uniform. Having joined AirAsia in 2001, Lazarus has seen AirAsia as a full-service airline under DRB-HICOM and the subsequent takeover and growth of AirAsia as a low-cost behemoth […]
AirAsia Japan
Press Conference: Bangkok-Kota Kinabalu
Launch of KLIA LCC Terminal
Nico Rosberg and Alexander Wurz
The Merdeka 12 Hour Endurance Race
Changing Lanes – Nico Rosberg is a McLaren Target
DRB-HICOM Plane Livery
With its first flight taking off in 1996, DRB-Hicom was set up with two Boeing 737-300s. Pictured is one of them in DRB-Hicom-era AirAsia’s blue and green livery.