The Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines has ordered AirAsia Philippines to settle unpaid fee
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The Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines (CAAP) ordered AirAsia Philippines to pay approximately US$4.7 million (around RM17 million) in unpaid airport charges. CAAP set a deadline of June 6, 2026, for AirAsia to settle these outstanding fees. Despite CAAP's actions, AirAsia Philippines stated that its operations and flights are continuing as usual, and flights at CAAP-operated airports are reportedly operating normally.
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facebook.com
The Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines (CAAP) says it has given AirAsia until June 6, 2026 ..
AeroTime
AirAsia Philippines faces shutdown order over US$4.7M in unpaid airport charges - AeroTime
Cebu Daily News
AirAsia PH faces unpaid fees dispute, says flights unaffected - Cebu Daily News
The Star
Philippines aviation authority grounds AirAsia over RM17mil in unpaid airport fees - The Star
Free Malaysia Today
AirAsia Philippines says business as usual despite airport ban order - Free Malaysia Today