AIRASIA NEEDS MORE STAFF TO MEET HIGH TRAVEL DEMAND

AIRASIA Philippines announced on Monday  it is increasing its workforce to support domestic and ASEAN travel next year.

AirAsia Philippines is closing 2023 with its fifth and final round of cabin crew recruitment of cabin crew, guest service assistants and ramp agents.

Aspiring ‘”Allstars” who wish to join Asia’s leading low-cost airline may visit. the 3rd Floor, MIAA Function Hall of the NAIA Terminal 3 on October 11.

Successful new hires may jet set their way in AirAsia’s growing 14 domestic and 13 international destinations through its Manila and Cebu, and soon-to-reopen Clark and Kalibo hubs.

The build-up in manpower is in addition to 600 new employees who will join AirAsia next year.

“The horizon is very clear in terms of our growth direction.

“Our additional manpower will compensate for the expected increase in fleet size next year. Also, the sustained momentum in forward bookings continues to flourish, surpassing our 2019 figures,” said AirAsia Philippines CEO Ricky Isla.

AirAsia Philippines has reported it has accepted a five-year term loan facility of up to USD150 million that will be utilized for aircraft and engine maintenance costs and other capital requirements of the AirAsia Group.

“As a group, we are the largest Asean carrier in terms of fleet size.

“We also fly to 165 destinations in 25 countries worldwide. With the strong backing of our parent company Capital A, we are bullish that we will be on the right path to market domination in 2024,” Isla said.