New Duel: Lion vs AirAsia
With the ASEAN aviation liberalization initiative set to take effect in 2015, the two low-cost airlines with the fastest growth in Southeast Asia are eyeing strategic routes.
November 26, 2013
On the body of the iron bird made in the United States, the number 100 is painted in a noticeable red. This is a Boeing 737-900 ER owned by Lion Air. Since the arrival of its 50th airplane, the airline with the winged lion as its logo always paints the arrival number on the body or tail of the plane as an aesthetic element.
On Monday last week, the new plane was celebrated at Terminal 1A of Soekarno-Hatta Airport in Jakarta. Lion Group director
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