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AirAsia moves into new open-space headquarters
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Budget airline AirAsia moved into RedQuarters, its new office located beside Kuala Lumpur International Airport 2, on Monday. (Air Asia's official Twitter/File)
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fter announcing that it would relocate to a new office in 2014, budget carrier AirAsia finally moved into its new space in Sepang, Malaysia, on Monday.
The office, dubbed RedQuarters, is located on an 18,000-square-meter plot beside Kuala Lumpur International Airport 2 (KLIA2). It is reportedly set to house 2,000 AirAsia employees.
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With features like indoor grass and colorful, stylish furniture, the huge open-plan office breaks away from conventional office stereotypes. AirAsia told The Edge Markets that the design was intended to reflect the company’s determination to become Malaysia and the region’s best airline, “while incorporating elements showcasing the professional, fun and friendly attitudes.”
The company threw a celebratory opening party at the new headquarters featuring local entertainers SonaOne and Joe Flizzow. (kes)
