Racheal Lee
May 22, 2013

Media attack seen having minimal impact on AirAsia

KUALA LUMPUR - AirAsia has come under attack by Malay daily Utusan Malaysia after the low-cost carrier's CEO criticised the newspaper as 'racist', but the impact on the airline's brand image and bottom line are expected to be minimal, according to industry experts.

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