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11-Jan-2018 5:35 AM

AirAsia Group 2017 fleet analysis: fleet reaches 200 aircraft, expansion reaccelerates

Analysis

The AirAsia Group significantly accelerated expansion in 2017, growing its fleet by 16%. The total figures of the group, which consists of six short haul low cost airlines, exceeded 200 aircraft and 60 million annual passengers in late 2017.

AirAsia took delivery of 31 A320s in 2017, being 24 new aircraft and seven second hand aircraft. The group is now the world's largest operator of the A320ceo and the second largest operator of the A320neo (after IndiGo).

Only three A320s exited the fleet in 2017, resulting in a net increase of 28 aircraft. Only in one other year in its history has the AirAsia Group fleet grown by more than 25 aircraft.

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