AirAsia India’s chief financial officer Vijay Gopalan has tendered his resignation citing personal reasons.
"Vijay Gopalan has decided to resign for personal reasons. This has been a long conversation and drawn out decision," said CEO Mittu Chandilya.
"His contribution to help fuel a start up like Air Asia India is immensely appreciated. I will definitely miss Vijay, who has been a partner and stand up colleague who has helped set up prudent financial practice."
The board of directors has already started the search for a replacement, he said.
Chandilya is expected to take on the additional role of managing director, India during a management shake-up.
Meanwhile, major shareholder Tata Sons is increasing its stake in AirAsia India from 30% to 41%.
