Aviation

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The High Court in Malaysia has recently, on 19 February 2021, granted leave to AirAsia X Berhad, a long-haul low cost airline based in Malaysia, and a sister company of AirAsia (“AirAsia X”), pursuant to the provision of s.366(1) of the Companies Act Malaysia (“Act”), to inter–alia, convene meetings of certain classes of AirAsia X’s

Parking Aircraft When They Are No Longer Flying – Consider The Labuan Option by Datin Shelina Razaly Wahi Although domestic flights have resumed faster than initially anticipated, the fact that many international borders remain closed (both from the perspective of restricting residents and citizens from exiting a country; and the restriction on the entry of

The Labuan Financial Services Authority (“Labuan FSA”) has, at the end of December 2017, released revised Guidelines on the Establishment and Operations of Labuan Leasing Business (“Revised Guidelines”), in place of the 2013 guidelines. The Revised Guidelines have introduced a number of new requirements for Labuan leasing companies. In particular, the changes to the Operational

Update Note on Malaysian Airline System Berhad’s moratorium extension Full Update: MAS Berhad Moratorium Extended   Article Written By: DATIN SHELINA RAZALY WAHI PARTNER LLB., LLM. E: shelina@abdullahchan.my T: +603 2035 6883 ext 2344