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AirAsia adjusts Indonesian operation but should be able to maintain leading international position

Analysis

Indonesia AirAsia (IAA) is planning further capacity and network adjustments as part of turnaround efforts. IAA is shrinking its fleet but should be able to reduce unit costs as aircraft utilisation rates increase and cost reduction initiatives are implemented.

Despite its recent struggles IAA remains an important component of the AirAsia Group group's long-term strategy, particularly its international operation. The affiliate is also needed to feed new long-haul low-cost carrier Indonesia AirAsia X (IAAX).

IAA is expected to increase its focus on international operations, a sensible move given the challenges it has faced in Indonesia's highly competitive domestic market. AirAsia can afford to live without being a significant player in the Indonesian domestic market and should instead try to leverage its leading position in the country's relatively small but promising international market.

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