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Virgin and easyJet deny Air Asia link
Virgin Atlantic and easyJet have denied reports that they are taking part in a global low-cost alliance with Malaysian carrier AirAsia.
The carriers have been reportd to be involved in talks to form a global no-frills alliance that would offer cheap flights within Asia as well between Europe and Australia via Kuala Lumpur.
But easyJet spokesman Toby Nicol told Reuters news agency: “We are not joining any alliance.”
“The whole low-cost airline business model is based on simplicity,” he added, noting alliances with other airlines involve costs and complications.
Virgin Atlantic spokesman Paul Charles said: “It’s nothing to do with us.
“AirAsia clearly have their own plans and it is up to them to announce them.”
A formal announcement is due from AirAsia tomorrow.
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