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Smaller Asian airlines seek to add routes despite Middle East war, rising fuel costs
India’s Akasa Air and Malaysia’s AirBorneo are expanding despite challenges from the Middle East conflict and rising fuel costs. Analysts suggest smaller Asian airlines are finding growth opportunities as larger carriers face capacity constraints.
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